Showing posts with label Neverwhere. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Neverwhere. Show all posts

Thursday, September 24, 2015

Summer Wrap Up

I've done this twice before, now, one for Winter and one for Spring.  This is one of my favorite posts to write because it really allows me the chance to reflect on the books I've read in the last season.  So here I've spotlighted several that I really, truly love.  If I've written a review, I've also connected that.  

Saturday, September 19, 2015

Completed Goodreads Challenge GIVEAWAY!

That's right, it's time to host my first giveaway.  I have a few planned for the rest of the year and I can't wait to start doing these because giveaways are so much fun!

Basically, the reason I'm hosting a giveaway is because I completed my Goodreads challenge.  My goal was to read 89 books, which at the beginning of the year I thought was a little lofty.  Well, there are still a few months left in the year and I've actually (as of today) read 93 books so far.

For this giveaway I can't ship internationally.  I'm sorry about that.  I'm fairly certain my next few giveaways will be international, though, so if you've missed out on this one, I promise you won't miss the others.

Monday, August 17, 2015

5 Star Book Review: Neverwhere

Author| Neil Gaiman (Twitter/Facebook)  Edition| Paperback and Radio Play  Rating| 5 Stars
Buy Links (Paperback)| Amazon/Barnes and Noble*/Book Depository
Buy Links (Radio Play)| Amazon*/Book Depository

Mr. Gaiman, you've done it again- made me completely fall in love with a book you've written.

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Top Ten Tuesday: Ten Books I Recently Bought

Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by the Broke and the Bookish.  Click here to be taken to their website.

I know that this week's theme is ten books to recently come into my possession, but I feel like I just did that in my weekly wrap up and I don't want to repeat that.  So, instead, I'm doing the last ten books I bought in hardcopy.  This gets rid of all the ARC's and galley's I've recently received (there are many) and the abundance of eBooks I've gotten.  In no particular order...