Book of the Month Poll – March 2021
A new month means new selection of books for the book of the month title. Vote here for your favorite March 2021 YA novel. Continue reading Book of the Month Poll – March 2021
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Ink in the Blood Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re reviewing Ink in the Blood, a tense and somber story with a slow pace and powerful message of faith. Continue reading Ink in the Blood Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Ink in the Blood’
Ink in the Blood offers readers a thoughtful and compelling plot with a strong antagonist. However the somber tone may deter some readers. Continue reading Review of ‘Ink in the Blood’
Watch “Ink in the Blood Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re reviewing Ink in the Blood, a tense and somber story with a slow pace and powerful message of faith. Continue reading Watch “Ink in the Blood Review” on YouTube
Scavenge the Stars Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re reviewing Scavenge the Stars, a compelling gender-bent retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo. Continue reading Scavenge the Stars Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Scavenge the Stars’
A compelling and imaginative retelling, Scavenge the Stars takes readers on a high tension and thrilling journey for truth and justice. Continue reading Review of ‘Scavenge the Stars’
Watch “Scavenge the Stars Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re reviewing Scavenge the Stars, a compelling gender-bent retelling of The Count of Monte Cristo. Continue reading Watch “Scavenge the Stars Review” on YouTube
Weekly Reading List #263
Having trouble what book to add to your reading list? Well, check out what I’m reading here, a sneak peek of reviews to come and see if they tickle your fancy. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #263
Outrun the Wind Review on Spotify
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Outrun the Wind a Greek retelling of Atalanta and Artemis that fails to impress. Continue reading Outrun the Wind Review on Spotify
Review of ‘Outrun the Wind’
Outrun the Wind is a disappointing retelling of the Greek tale of Atalanta, lacking characterization and poorly paced. Continue reading Review of ‘Outrun the Wind’