Wow!! As a rule, I don’t read fantasy, but Amy Harmon makes it so delectable time and time again. Her words completely transported me to the world of Saylok. I loved being able to head back to this world, with the concurrent storyline to The First Girl Child. We were able to visit the characters…
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Book Festival Book Tag
Tagged by: Bookmark Your Thoughts. Thank you, Jenna!! The Creator & the Rules The creators of this tag are Mandy and Sha @ Book Princess Reviews. As for the rules: ↠ Pingback to the creator of this tag, Book Princess Reviews! ↠ Tag the person who tagged you. ↠ Find an answer to match each prompt — and…
April Recap + May TBR
Hi, my friends! Another interesting month has gone by. I’m shocked I managed to finish 10 books in April! Though I have all the time in the world it seems, I’m not actually reading all that much. I’ve been enjoying playing games, doing puzzles, riding bikes, watching tv or movies, and running with my family….
Where the Lost Wander – Review
Amy Harmon does it again and I can’t even say I’m surprised. She’s a dynamic writer, with each book being better than the last. Where the Lost Wander may be my new favorite of hers. I’m certain this book will be at the top of my list of favorites for 2020. The word that comes…
The Perpetual Page-Turner’s 2019 Book Survey
The Perpetual Page-Turner is one of my favorite bloggers and bookstagrammers, and I’m so excited to fill out her reading survey! Definitely stop by her page and have a look around. **2019 READING STATS** Number Of Books You Read: 121 (I’ll probably finish a few more) Number of Re-Reads: 4 Genre You Read The Most…
Purgatory Duet – Reviews
Slow Dance in Purgatory BLURB: Orphaned from the age of ten, 17-year-old Maggie finally finds a permanent home with her elderly aunt in a small Texas town. Working part-time at the local high school, she becomes enmeshed in a fifty-year-old unsolved mystery where nothing is as it seems. Who is the boy no one else…
The First Girl Child – Review
I’m convinced Amy Harmon is one of the only people on the planet who can encourage me to read Fantasy and make me enjoy it. This is my least favorite genre to read because I often have a hard time wrapping my mind around the funny names and things that aren’t, at least, somewhat realistic….
The Girls are Back in Town Book Signing
Hi friends! I’m back from an exciting weekend in Richmond, Virginia for The Girls are Back in Town book signing. I tagged along with my dear friend, Christine Brae, to assist at her table and was able to meet up with many reader friends along the way. It was such a treat to meet fellow…
Netgalley Tag
➽ RULES ¬ Link back to the tag’s creator: Kourtni at Kourtni Reads ¬ Thank and link back to the person who tagged you: I wasn’t tagged, but this seemed fun. 😀 ¬ Answer the questions the best you can. If you don’t use NetGalley, you can substitute other sites or places where you get books! ¬…
January Recap + February TBR
I keep seeing the meme joking about January being about 85 days long, but it is so true. January has been one of the longest-feeling months I’ve experienced in quite some time – not necessarily all bad, but long and challenging. I didn’t read nearly as much as I hoped I would this month. However,…
What the Wind Knows – Review
What a delight, to begin the year with one of my most anticipated reads of 2019, by one of my favorite authors of all. Every Amy Harmon book leaves me in awe – completely astonished by the gifts she was endowed with, the feelings she’s able to put into language my brain does not possess….
2019 Beat the Backlist TBR
2019 is here and it’s time to put my plans to work. At the end of the year, I decided I would participate in NovelKnight‘s Beat the Backlist Challenge and Hogwarts House Mini Challenge to clean up my TBR a bit and knock out the books I’ve been wanting to read for years on my…
December Recap + January TBR
What a great year it’s been and in terms of ratings, December was a great reading month with five five-star reads! Two of the books from this month made my list of favorites for the year, which is a hefty accomplishment in the last month of 2018. I set my reading goal low for me,…
My Favorite Books of 2018
What a year! 2018 has been my best reading year to date – 123 books and 34,151 pages read (maybe I can still squeeze in one or two more)! I always simultaneously look forward to and dread making my list of favorites at the end of the year, though it’s my first time doing so…
Running Barefoot – Review
When Josie Jensen, an awkward 13-year-old musical prodigy crashes headlong into new-comer Samuel Yazzie, an 18-year-old Navajo boy full of anger and confusion, an unlikely friendship blooms. Josie teaches Samuel about words, music and friendship, and along the way finds a kindred spirit. Upon graduation, Samuel abandons the sleepy, small town in search of a…
2019 Beat the Backlist
Like any avid reader, I’m already prepping my 2019 to be read list, eagerly anticipating new releases from my favorite authors, like Amy Harmon’s What the Wind Knows. Though I’m eager for new releases, I desperately want to exercise self-control and finally check off the books that have been gathering dust on my shelves at…
Top Ten Tuesday – 10 Backlist Books I Want to Read
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. I decided to hop on the bandwagon and give the Top Ten Tuesday a go for the first time! This week’s topic is: Backlist Books I Want to Read. I have many great books to catch up on, written before I was…
The Queen and the Cure – Review
“The Gifts we are given are not given for our benefit but for the benefit of mankind.” Was Amy speaking of herself with this quote? Seriously, the woman’s gift of writing is a benefit for mankind. Every time I read one of her books I am in complete awe of her writing abilities. She crafts…
The Song of David – Review
I have a hard time writing reviews for Amy Harmon’s books. Not because I don’t love them, quite the contrary actually. I love everything she writes greatly, and I find myself struggling to find words I haven’t already said about all of her books. I read the first book in this series, The Law of Moses,…
The Smallest Part – Review
Many thanks to Amy Harmon for my very first ARC copy of one of her novels! Authors like Amy Harmon are the reason I read. Her beautiful heart bleeds onto the pages of every book she writes. After I finish reading each book I’m left in awe of her writing, the soul of her books,…
Ashes Books & Bobs 