Children's Books for Saint Patrick's Day under $10
Beheld by TaraShea Nesbit is set in the Plymouth colony in the 1620s, from the perspective of two women who reside in the colony.
The Kingsbridge Series is a set of books that transcend genre. It doesn't matter what books you usually read, you'll enjoy these. Pillars of the Earth has been translated into 33 languages, again speaking to the wide appeal of the novels. In his critically acclaimed Kingsbridge Series, Ken Follett transports the reader back in time [...]
Kiss my Cupcake by Helena Hunting is a fun rom-com romance novel. Two business owners go from rivals to romance when they team up to beat the competition.
With most of the southern United States facing the coldest temperatures in a century, many of us are dusting off our bookshelves or our kindles and catching up on our never ending reading lists. Personally, I panicked as I'd just recently finished the two library books I had checked out from the Libby app and [...]
Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey is a "forbidden love" romance novel. It is the first of a series of three books. I wish this series could go on forever, because the books are unputdownable. Hometown Hero Returns Travis Ford is a World Series Champion baseball player. He's known in the tabloids as "Two Bats" [...]
Pretty Little Wife by Darby Kane is a thriller I could not put down.
You are not Alone, by Greer Hendricks and Sarah Pekkanen: A Book Review You are not Alone is on a bazillion bestseller and best of lists, and I completely see why. I'll write on but what you really need to know is that no matter your preferred genre, you should give this book a read. [...]
A book review of Mexican Gothic, Goodreads Choice Award winner in Horror for 2020.
In 2019, I read all of the Anne Rice Vampire Novels for the second time, in order. It was a great experience because I loved reading each and every book. Some of the reading was nostalgic, some of it was revelatory. There were so many fantastic passages I'd completely forgotten in the two decades since [...]
