Today I’m delighted to be one of the stops on the blog tour for the fourth Wilde Investigations novel, Wildest Hunger!
Blog Tour: Wildest Hunger by Laura Laakso
Tag: reviews
Book Review: The Grief of Stones by Katherine Addison
The sequel to The Witness for the Dead is just as delightfully twisty and charming as previous books in the world!
Kitten Corner: Quiet Picture Books
Here’s the second part of my picture book round-up, this time focusing on quieter, sweeter books – if you missed the first, funny post, it’s here! All of these were sent to me free of charge, but as ever that doesn’t affect my opinions.
Let’s Get Witchy Final TBR Check In
So it’s the end of the month already, and I’ve actually finished my whole October TBR! If you want a reminder of what was the list, you can find my original post here, but here are my thoughts on the final three books!
More Middle Grade Mini-Reviews!
I know it’s not long since my last set of mini-reviews, but I’ve been all about the middle grade reads recently so there are plenty to show you! All of these were sent to me free of charge via NetGalley except the last, where I was sent a physical copy, but as always my opinions are my own – and here they are!
Book Review: Dragons of Deceit by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
This new Dragonlance novel, the first in a decade, is a fantastic entry point to the world and a lovely return for old fans!
Book Review: Frontier by Grace Curtis
This mysterious, experimental sci fi western is readable but ultimately a bit opaque…
Kitten Corner: Funny Picture Books
There have been some amazing new picture book releases in the last few weeks – so many I’m actually going to split them into two posts, one with funny books and one with sweeter stories! This week, we’ll look at funny ones. All of these were sent to me free of charge, but as ever that doesn’t affect my opinions.
Book Review: One Dark Window by Rachel Gillig
I wasn’t sure how I’d feel about this dark romantic fantasy but I ended up having a good time!
Book Review: The Book of Gothel by Mary McMyne
This atmospheric, witchy tale really took me by surprise!
A Cat, A Book, and A Cup of Tea 