The last Finalist Review for SPFBO – Symphony of the Wind by Steven McKinnon
We are finished! Much earlier than expected, for reasons most people can guess I’m not in the headspace to write
Month: March 2019
SPFBO Finalist: Ruthless Magic by Megan Crewe
Esme’s Thoughts I was super nervous going into this because I’m not typically a YA/coming of age kind of person
Off-Leash by Daniel Potter
I picked this one up totally on a whim. I wanted a light-hearted, quick listen and that’s exactly what I
SPFBO Finalist Review: The Anointed by Keith Ward
Blurb from the book Being a hero is a choice. Xinlas’s life goal is modest: he wants to be
American Ulysses A Life of Ulysses S. Grant by Ronald C. White Jr.
I started watching a documentary on Netflix about the Civil War and it spiked an interest in the time period
The Calculating Stars by Mary Robinette Kowal
I picked this up almost entirely because a friend of mine, Tam, read this and loved it and said it
The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President
So, I don’t often write about or post about politics, but that’s going to be a tad unavoidable with this
The Winter Road by Adrian Selby
I had seen a few blogger friends of mine rate this book highly so I decided to check it out.
Every Clime and Place by Patrick LeClerc
I read Out of Nowhere by Patrick LeClerc for the SPFBO4 competition and it was a fairly critical review. Whenever