Book Blogger Recs: Bloggers to Follow for Romance Readers #BookBloggers

Hello bookworms!

Today I’m back with my monthly feature: book blogger recs!  What does this feature entail?

Book Blogger Recs is a monthly feature where I highlight book bloggers based on a particular theme.  This will not just be a simple listing of blog recommendations, but a mini Q&A session with each blogger.  This way you can get to know the bloggers a little better before checking out their blogs for yourselves.

This month, I am excited to share a few book blogger recommendations for the romance lovers out there…

Weekly Wrap Up: 7/17 – 7/23/17

Hello & happy Sunday my bookish friends!

Did everyone have a good week(end)?!  Anything exciting happen?

As for me, something very exciting happened for my family this week!  Read on to find out…

(I know you are totally curious)

*Weekly Wrap-Up is a weekly post where I feature what posts were published on the blog for the past week, any bookish/blog happenings, what I recently finished reading, what I am currently reading, what I will be reading next, noteworthy posts around the bookish blogosphere, and any interesting bookish articles I came across.

Book Review: Before the Fall by Noah Hawley

When a fellow member in my book club suggested we read Before the Fall for our book of the month, I jumped at the opportunity & quickly seconded the notion.  Why yes, I did need to read it anyways because it was on my NetGalley eARC TBR list, therefore I already had a copy… Ok, I was killing two birds with one stone, but can you blame me?

Book Review: The Girls in the Garden by Lisa Jewell

The Girls in the Garden is another example of a review request heavily influenced by the beautiful cover.  I am a big time sucker for any type of nature (trees, flowers, gardens, jungles, forests, etc.) on a book cover.  I just can’t help myself.  Would you just look at it?After I quit drooling over the cover, I took a glance at the book description and saw the buzz words “dark secrets,” “devastating mystery,” and “communal garden.”   I was sold!

Kids’ Corner: Diverse Middle Grade Books in Review (July 2017) #DiverseKidLit

Hello bookworms!

Today I’m back with another set of reviews for my Kids’ Corner feature of my blog.  I’m excited to share a few thoughts about 3 AMAZING diverse middle grade books.

*Books included in this post: Inside Out & Back Again by Thanhha Lai, Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson, & The Crystal Ribbon by Celeste Lim