YA books have come a long way in the last 10 or so years. Yes, you’ll find some cheesy or cookie-cutter stories that don’t seem connected with today’s world (those still surface in every genre). But the young adult book market has become really competitive – which means higher expectations from publishers and better books… Continue reading Three great YA books for giving (or reading yourself)
Category: Book Love
How much have you read during the pandemic?
I saw an interesting infographic from Global English Editing about reading habits in 2020, especially in light of the coronavirus pandemic. The best thing about it was that many people worldwide have been able to read more and learn new things during this crazy time. According to their research, 35% of the world has read… Continue reading How much have you read during the pandemic?
Book Review: Journey to the Forgotten Coast by Terri Webster
Domestic abuse is more common than many of us might realize and can be closer to home than we expect. And while no type of abuse is ever pleasant to think about, there is hope – and there are resources and support – for people who find themselves caught in that situation. That reality and… Continue reading Book Review: Journey to the Forgotten Coast by Terri Webster
Book review: Rooms by James Rubart
What if you walked into a home and found physical representations of your soul – even the parts you thought you’d hidden away or dealt with long ago? What if you also realized that the more you explored this house – which you’re drawn to in so many ways that you can’t stay away –… Continue reading Book review: Rooms by James Rubart
