Hey BookWyrms, I am quickly determining that Becky Albertalli is my all time favorite author. I can not put her books down. Mathematically, she’s winning by a landslide against every book that took longer than 24 hours to finish. (I’m a mom and full time student; 24 hours for one book is pretty near impossible,… Continue reading Leah on the Offbeat | Becky Albertalli
Hey BookWyrms, Have you ever read a story that makes you so incredibly homesick that you want to just climb inside and go home? Ever have it happen with a murder mystery involving a cult? Her Final Words by Brianna Labuskes had me wanting to jump in the car and drive West until I hit… Continue reading Her Final Words | Brianna Labuskes
Hey BookWyrms, It’s crazy that this year is edging closer to being over. I’d been so optimistic in setting my GoodReads challenge for the year at 52 books, but at the time of writing this, I’m sitting at 13 books read this year. Not my best numbers. But alas, I will keep trucking on through… Continue reading All the Bright Places | Jennifer Niven
Happy October, BookWyrms! With the spooky season underway, I decided to kick October off by reading Opium and Absinthe by Lydia Kang. While it definitely put me in the mood to watch some classic horror movies, this wasn’t a scary book. This was a drug addled whodunit with a splash of comedy and a pinch… Continue reading Opium and Absinthe | Lydia Kang
Hey BookWyrms, How’s your 2020 TBR pile coming along? Mine mocks me. Now that things have slowed down a little for school, I am reading a bit more. It’s been really nice. I hope you’re getting to chisel out some reading time for yourself in the midst of all this. Self care, and all that.… Continue reading Firefight | Brandon Sanderson
Hey BookWyrms, What better way to jump back into blogging that to kick things off with one of the best books I’ve ever read. Guys, I’m serious, (I am not sponsored in any way) this book was top notch! I received it in the June Scribblers subscription box, and I’m so glad I did! Here’s… Continue reading Little Creeping Things | Chelsea Ichaso
