Alright, who is in the mood for some adult horror book reviews? I'm a complete horror addict but it's more for horror films. I have been reading more and more horror novels lately though, so if you have any suggestions for me (other than King, Koontz or Hil) then I am all ears! Warning, I… Continue reading Horror Mini Reviews – Kin, Final Girls, & Trapped
Author: Melanie (TBR and Beyond)
Middle Grade Monday – Spooky/Halloween Recommendations
Looking for some spooky middle-grade reads? You've come to the right place. I will warn you right now that just because it's middle-grade doesn't mean it's tame and "just kid's stuff." I find some of the middle-grade horror, creepier than some of the stuff on the shelves in the YA section, so keep that in… Continue reading Middle Grade Monday – Spooky/Halloween Recommendations
YA Horror/Halloween Recommendations
It's almost October and that means that everyone is picking out their TBR's and lots of people are daring to dive into the horror section a little more. As someone who adores anything horror, this makes me very happy. I'm constantly asked for recommendations in YA horror, and since Halloween is coming up, it seems… Continue reading YA Horror/Halloween Recommendations
Middle Grade Monday: Review – Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire by John August
Hey everyone! We’ve moved Middle-Grade Monday over from our TBR and Beyond Facebook Group to the blog! Hopefully we can bring you lots of great reviews, topics and maybe even some author interviews! I’m a massive middle-grade fan, and I’m always trying to get people to give it a shot! Hopefully these reviews will give… Continue reading Middle Grade Monday: Review – Arlo Finch in the Valley of Fire by John August
Drama Llama Patrol: They’re Special Edition Boxes. Not Life Saving Medicine
Hey beautiful people! We are starting up a new feature on the blog called Drama Llama Patrol. There is always so much drama in the YA book community and we are here to give some commentary on it. We might ruffle a few feathers but this our just opinions - we can agree to disagree. … Continue reading Drama Llama Patrol: They’re Special Edition Boxes. Not Life Saving Medicine
Middle Grade Monday – Review: Doll Bones by Holly Black
Hey everyone! We’ve moved Middle-Grade Monday over from our TBR and Beyond Facebook Group to the blog! Hopefully we can bring you lots of great reviews, topics and maybe even some author interviews! I’m a massive middle-grade fan, and I’m always trying to get people to give it a shot! Hopefully these reviews will give… Continue reading Middle Grade Monday – Review: Doll Bones by Holly Black
NetGalley Book Tag
Hey everyone! It's a Sunday and I thought what better day to try and do a fun little tag! We are super behind in tags, if you've tagged Mireille or I - we aren't ignoring you, we super appreciate it and have them all written down. Just takes us awhile to actually get to them. … Continue reading NetGalley Book Tag
Blog Tour: Tiger Queen by Annie Sullivan, Favorite Quotes & Giveaway!
We are so happy to be part of the blog tour for Tiger Queen by Annie Sullivan that is put on by the lovely The Fantastic Flying Book Club. To see the full schedule, go HERE. My rating: Genre: YA Fantasy Pages: 320 Pacing: Normal Publisher: Blink Published: September 10th, 2019 Preorder Tiger Queen Today Amazon /… Continue reading Blog Tour: Tiger Queen by Annie Sullivan, Favorite Quotes & Giveaway!
August 2019 Fairy Loot Unboxing
Mirielle has unboxed Fairyloot on our blog in the past, but this is my very FIRST box ever from this company. I hadn't bitten the bullet prior because I'm in Canada and the exchange rate is just brutal on this one. However, they recently got a shipping company in the states as well, so the… Continue reading August 2019 Fairy Loot Unboxing
ARC Review: Slay by Brittney Morris
My rating: 5 of 5 stars Genre: Young Adult Contemporary Pages: 336 Pacing: Average/Normal Publisher: Simon Pulse Published: September 24th 2019 By day, seventeen-year-old Kiera Johnson is an honors student, a math tutor, and one of the only Black kids at Jefferson Academy. But at home, she joins hundreds of thousands of Black gamers who… Continue reading ARC Review: Slay by Brittney Morris
