Find out what's on the revolving merry-go-round of my TBR pile with this fun Inbox/Outbox post at Book Riot.
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Showing posts with label book riot. Show all posts
Bookish Inbox / Outbox
Find out what's on the revolving merry-go-round of my TBR pile with this fun Inbox/Outbox post at Book Riot.
Diverse Historical Romances
Tired of the same old historical romances? Fear not! I'm here to shake you out of your historical romance rut with a list of awesome books featuring characters of color, not to mention unusual settings and time periods. It's guaranteed to put some diversity back in your romantic reading.
Second Book Syndrome
If you're someone who reads book series, you know there's usually a ton of pressure for the first book's follow-up. With such high expectations, it's inevitable that some second books fall short. Over at Book Riot, I review a few second books and tell you whether I think they're worth a buy, borrow, or bypass.
Where to Start with Anne Stuart
Anne Stuart is a doyenne of Romancelandia, known for her broody antiheroes. But when faced with the approximately 100 novels Stuart's published in her lifetime, where does a reader start? I give you three solid choices over at Book Riot.
Agatha Christie Tourist Destinations
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| The Orient Express. Image by Murdockcrc via Wikimedia Commons |
Books about Wine
Wine is a fascinating, ever-evolving subject and there's a ton of books out there about it. Over at Book Riot, I take a look at three books (some fiction, some non-) about wine and clue you in on whether they're worth your time or not.
Jimbocho, Tokyo's Bookselling District
Imagine an entire neighborhood filled with bookstores (not to mention yummy cafes and restaurants), selling everything from medieval manuscripts to paperback novels. Such a nirvana actually exists! It's called Jimbocho, Tokyo, and it's a haven for readers from all over the world.
Find out more about this awesome bibliophile paradise over at Book Riot.
Do You Read In Your Dreams?
Have you ever noticed if you read in your dreams? If you have, the words were probably jumbled or nonsensical. That's because, according to Science, people can't read in their dreams. But I'm never one to let Science get me down, so I'm over at Book Riot brainstorming ways to read during your every sleeping hour.
