SPFBO Finalist Review: Fortune’s Fool by Angela Boord
I tend to favor character-focused stories over more plot-focused stories, from Pratchett to Becky Chambers, any book that makes me
HUMANS NEED FANTASY TO BE HUMAN. TO BE THE PLACE WHERE THE FALLING ANGEL MEETS THE RISING APE.
I tend to favor character-focused stories over more plot-focused stories, from Pratchett to Becky Chambers, any book that makes me
The Blurb: Mishi and Taka live each day of their lives with the shadow of death lurking behind them.
As stated in previous reviews, this is only my opinion and I only count for half of Superstardrifter’s score. When
I read One of Us this year based largely around BookWol’s review she wrote a while back. The review really
I have now read 8 of the 9 SPFBO finalists and I have most of my reviews are either totally
We are finished! Much earlier than expected, for reasons most people can guess I’m not in the headspace to write
Esme’s Thoughts I was super nervous going into this because I’m not typically a YA/coming of age kind of person
I picked this one up totally on a whim. I wanted a light-hearted, quick listen and that’s exactly what I
Blurb from the book Being a hero is a choice. Xinlas’s life goal is modest: he wants to be
I started watching a documentary on Netflix about the Civil War and it spiked an interest in the time period
I picked this up almost entirely because a friend of mine, Tam, read this and loved it and said it
So, I don’t often write about or post about politics, but that’s going to be a tad unavoidable with this
I read Out of Nowhere by Patrick LeClerc for the SPFBO4 competition and it was a fairly critical review. Whenever
Disclaimer: Hey guys! So, there’s been another slight change in plans for the Weatherwax team regarding this review. We were
The Pitch: I absolutely adored the first book in this series, it’s one of those books that captured my attention