Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reading. Show all posts
Monday, December 2, 2013
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Happy Release Day to Amy Queau
Happy Release To Amy Queau
Rewired....Book 3 and the Final Chapter of her Progress Series has Arrived
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Rewired (Progress Series #3) by Amy Queau Book Review
"Trauma is trauma, no matter what the experience or to whom. But
it's what we do with it afterwards that defines us, challenges us, and either
stops us dead in our tracks or propels us to move forward," Amy
Queau writes in Rewired, the third book in the Progress Series. I can’t
get this quote out of my mind and I think it is a perfect summation of what the
Progress Series is about.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
The Pact by Drs. Sampson Davis, George Jenkins and Rameck Hunt
This isn't a book I would normally pick up - my boyfriend had to read it as an assignment for a college course and I decided to read it as well. That being said, I don't regret reading this book at all. The Pact: Three Young Men Make a Promise and Fulfill a Dream by Drs. Sampson Davis, George Jenkins and Rameck Hunt with Lisa Frazier Page is an inspiring true story of three inner city kids overcoming all odds and becoming doctors.
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Render by Stephanie Fleshman Book Review
Are you ready for an action packed young adult novel that will keep you guessing? If so, look no farther than Render by Stephanie Fleshman. Render has everything to keep a reader intrigued - plot twists, mystery, adventure, a love story and well developed characters.
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Reading Multiple Books at Once
We all have different types of reading-reading for class, fun, work, to a child. Reading is very important to me and I believe the more you read the better your vocabulary, reading comprehension, and maybe even memory will become. That being said, how do we juggle all of the different reading that we have to or want to do. What happens when they want and have to reads coincide with each other? Or what happens when you just can't wait to read that one book that just was released but you are in the middle of a saga? How do you cope?
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Author Discussion Group Event ~ Jodi Daynard
Support an awesome author and enter to WIN a Kindle Fire, a $50 Amazon Gift Card and an autographed copy of The Midwife's Revolt
We'll be doing an event every hour on the hour with prizes throughout as well as a day long giveaway for a Kindle Fire! Each event will have clues for extra entries so check back in often. So hop over to GoodReads between 10AM and 8PM EST! Come back throughout the day to get more inside info about Jodi, The Midwife's Revolt and have some fun!Join us on GoodReads
The Midwife's Revolt is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars on Amazon this novel is rich in detail, character and intrigue! The Midwife’s Revolt takes the reader on a journey to the founding days of America. It follows one woman’s path, Lizzie Boylston, from her grieving days of widowhood after Bunker Hill, to her deepening friendship with Abigail Adams and midwifery, and finally to her dangerous work as a spy for the Cause. A novel rich in historical detail, The Midwife’s Revolt opens a window onto the real lives of colonial women.
Tuesday, September 10, 2013
Guest Post by Stephanie Fleshman - Blog Tour
The 5 Guys You'll Meet in YA Fiction:
A Guest Post by Stephanie Fleshman
According to GalleyCat, YA eBook revenues increased 120.9% last year. The great news is whatever YA male character types keep you reading, it's unlikely you'll run out of books anytime soon. After a while contemplating my favorite YA reads, I noticed a pattern when it came to the male heroes in these stories. Without further ado, here's a run-down of the 5 guys you're likely to meet when reading a Young Adult novel...
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Monday, September 9, 2013
Excerpt from Render by Stephanie Fleshman - Blog Tour Post
Please enjoy this fun, playful excerpt from Render by Stephanie Fleshman. Then read on to learn how you can win huge prizes as part of this blog tour, including a Kindle Fire, $550 in Amazon gift cards, and 5 autographed copies of the book.
Sunday, September 1, 2013
When Life Gets in the Way of Reading...
With the end of summer upon us I find that my "me" time and my reading time has slipped away like so many people's. I have family, home and work obligations. My significant other is taking college courses and needs my assistance and support to be successful in his classes (I may have gone to three colleges for a total of 8 years-I know my way around colleges). This has left so little time for me to read. And people who know me know I'm a voracious reader. So, how have I been coping and finding a little me/reading time in between everything? Little bits of time at a time...
Sunday, August 18, 2013
Farsighted by Emlyn Chand Book Review
When you think of the typical book hero, what do you instantly think of? Strong, intelligent, popular, a jock? I'm not saying Alex, the hero in Farsighted by Emlyn Chand, isn't smart or strong, but he definitely isn't a jock or popular. In fact, Alex is pretty much an outcast in addition to being born blind. With the help of the supporting characters Alex will learn about himself and hopefully change the future.
Monday, August 12, 2013
Off Limits by Sawyer Bennett Book Review
Are you ready for the hot, sexy, steamy, fun, second book in the Off Series by Sawyer Bennett? If you are then you will not be disappointed in Off Limits!
Saturday, August 10, 2013
What I Didn't Say by Keary Taylor Book Review
We all make mistakes and bad choices. Some are big mistakes that change your entire life. Jake Hayes knows all about those big mistakes and bad choices. In his senior year of high school, Jake's life is changed forever when he gets drunk at a party and gets into a car with a drunk friend. On his way to Samantha Shay's house the car goes off the road and Jake's injuries are so severe he loses his ability to talk and the ability to tell Sam he's been in love with her for years.
Friday, August 9, 2013
Rating a Book...When do you decide?
I was recently reading a book and within the first half of the book I realized I had made my mind up about what star rating I would give this particular book. Then I got to thinking about when I usually decide what star value a book is. Is it normal to judge a book within the first half? Or is it more prudent to wait until you have completed a book to decide the rating? Is there something that causes you to instantly dock points from a book?
Friday, July 26, 2013
There Comes a Prophet by David Litwack Book Review
I once saw a documentary that said in a thousand years, if our society crumbled, there wouldn't be much left of our buildings or our culture. There Comes a Prophet by David Litwack makes me think of that documentary and reflect on what would people think of us today. Now, I know that probably wasn't the goal Mr. Litwack had when he set out to write this book, but that is what's resonating with me.
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Interview with Author David Litwack - Blog Tour
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Along the Watchtower by David Litwack Book Review
Lieutenant Freddie Williams is a war hero wounded in Iraq who must now undergo the long journey of recovery. Frederick is the dauphin of the mystical kingdom who must undergo four trials to ensure the safety of his people and earn his right to be crowned king. Freddie inhabits the waking world of therapists and learning to move forward after the tragedies that have befallen him. Frederick quests at night blurring the lines of reality and fantasy for Freddie. Both have important missions where failure is not an option.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Excerpt from Along the Watchtower by David Litwack
Monday, July 22, 2013
The Virtual World of Gaming and the Plight of War Veterans: A Guest Post by David Litwack
Friday, July 19, 2013
Souls of Darkness by Eleanor T. Beaty Book Review
What's the best way to start out a book? With a bang! That's how Souls of Darkness by Eleanor T. Beaty starts out and the fast pace remains throughout the whole story.
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