Pre-Reread Thoughts Another month, another edition of Goosebumps! I believe I received this book for Easter when my mom was obsessed with putting Goosebumps in my Easter basket. From what I can remember, a girl discovers her teacher (?) is a monster and no one believes her. It’s the same format as most Goosebumps books. R.L. Stine really liked to… Continue reading Flashbook Friday: The Girl Who Cried Monster
Overview Ani FaNelli, 28, is a slick editor at The Women’s Magazine, pitching fluffy Cosmo-esque sex pieces. Ani is engaged to Luke Harrison, a wealthy man from an old money family. She is a successful young woman with everything going for her, but remains unsatisfied. A secret has haunted her since she was 14 years old. After getting caught smoking… Continue reading Book Review: Luckiest Girl Alive
Pre-Reread Thoughts Like most 90s kids, I devoured Goosebumps books like nobody’s business. R.L. Stine was the master of childhood scares, in company with Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark and Are You Afraid of the Dark? They were easy reads, super scary to 8-year-old me, and released faster than a litter of bunnies. Most of the stories were… Continue reading Flashbook Friday: Goosebumps #1: Welcome to Dead House
Pre-Reread Thoughts As I mentioned when I reviewed the first two books of the Time Travelers Quartet, I was obsessed with Caroline B. Cooney’s books in middle school. I borrowed my school library’s selection of Cooney books repeatedly. They were easy to read and compelling to my 11-year-old brain. Twins was another roller coaster of emotions and twisted… Continue reading Flashbook Friday: Twins
The Widow: Overview Disclaimer: I received an Advanced Reader’s Copy from Goodreads Giveaways. Writing a review was optional, but encouraged. When people face accusations of involvement in terrible crimes, we often wonder how their family and friends deal with the accusations. Do they honestly believe their loved one is innocent? Are they in denial? Are they… Continue reading Book Review: The Widow
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