YA Mysteries – cup of tea with that book, please

Quote of the Day – November 14, 2022

Spooky Reads: October 28, 2022

Welcome to Spooky Reads Friday, where every Friday in the month of October, I will be giving you scary selection book recommendations that will make your weekend reading more fulfilling…and scary 🎃. Check out these haunting book recs…if you dare…

Spooky Reads: October 21, 2022

Books to Read This Month: June Edition

Take PRIDE in reading this month! Not only is there an abundance of great reads released this month that is perfect to celebrate Pride Month, but this month is also the beginning of anticipated books perfect for your summer reading! If you are looking for great books for you and your friends and family toContinue reading “Books to Read This Month: June Edition”

Book Series You Wish It Didn’t End (But Understand Why It Did)

I’m usually a one and done type of reader. I prefer standalone to books that are part of a series. It is a lot of less investment and minor disappointment for me, which has happened to me in the past. I get excited about a series, and I continue to read the books but thenContinue reading “Book Series You Wish It Didn’t End (But Understand Why It Did)”

Books to Read This Month: April Edition

April showers brings us new books! This month sees exciting new releases from romantic love to enticing thrillers to a graphic novel about great female writers. You will not only be entertained during this usually rainy month but these titles will give you the inspiration to go out in the warmer weather and get aContinue reading “Books to Read This Month: April Edition”

2021 YA Book Prize Shortlist

This past week, the YA Book Prize announced the 2021 shortlist for the prize. The book prize, launched in 2014, awards a YA title written by an author living in the UK or Ireland. The prize is also run by the book trad magazine, The Bookseller, in partnership with the Hay Festival. These 10 books are in the running to winContinue reading “2021 YA Book Prize Shortlist”

Books to Read This Month: March Edition

Happy Women’s History Month! I love this month in particular because it is not only the start of Spring (which is my favorite season) but you also get a great collection of new releases being published, particularly in the diverse and feminist factor. With a highly engrossing and shocking nonfiction book misogyny to the highContinue reading “Books to Read This Month: March Edition”