We’re going to try something new with this one. The description is the second image of the Instagram post below, and the sticky note review is now the third image. I picked up Pointe by Brandy Colbert because I loved Little & Lion. It’s really as simple as that. I had it on hold at … More Pointe | Sticky Note Reviews
I came across One of Us Is Lying in my research for Feature Shelf #50: The Thriller Edition. I hadn’t read it at the time, but enough people whose bookish opinions I trust enjoyed it, so I thought I’d go ahead and throw it on there. After I finished The Rose and the Dagger this … More One of Us Is Lying | Sticky Note Reviews
Don’t have time to read a full review? How about a review on a sticky note? Here’s my Sticky Note Review for Wink Poppy Midnight … More Wink Poppy Midnight | Sticky Note Review
Liar & Spy by Rebecca Stead Hardcover, 180 pages 670L After Georges’s father loses his job, he and his parents sell their house and move into an apartment building in Brooklyn, New York. There he meets a kid called Safer, with whom he strikes up a friendship based on spying on another tenant in the … More Liar & Spy
A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnelly Paperback, 400 pages 700L Mattie wants to be a writer. But she’s a dutiful oldest sister, and puts her dreams on hold to make sure her family is provided for. When Grace, a woman staying at the hotel where Mattie works, dies after entrusting Mattie with a collection of … More Review: A Northern Light
Hey there, and welcome to Feature Shelf, a series that provides book recommendations based on theme or title suggestions. This shelf was requested by Karen. I am the (book) supplier and this is Feature Shelf #24, the Mystery Edition. I don’t think I consciously realized I liked mystery novels growing up, but I did go … More Feature Shelf #24: The Mystery Edition
Hey there, and welcome to Feature Shelf, a series that provides book recommendations based on theme or title suggestions. This shelf was requested by Karen. I am the (book) supplier and this is Feature Shelf #24, the Mystery Edition. I don’t think I consciously realized I liked mystery novels growing up, but I did go … More Feature Shelf #24: The Mystery Edition
Ripper by Stefan Petrucha Hardcover, 416 pages 710L In the late 1880s, Jack the Ripper became the first internationally known serial killer after killing a number (there are arguments about how many) of women in the Whitechapel area in London. Petrucha takes what is known of the Ripper and moves him to New York City, … More Ripper by Stefan Petrucha
Croak by Gina Damico Paperback, 311 pages none listed I picked up Croak around the same time I was revisiting the TV Show Dead Like Me. I don’t know… there’s something about Grim Reapers that is significantly more appealing to me than other paranormal beings. Lexington Bartleby is not your ordinary teenager. Well, she was an ordinary … More Croak by Gina Damico
I Hunt Killers by Barry Lyga Hardcover, 361 pages HL570L Confession: I like procedural drama television shows. When I was a teenager, I loved reading John Grisham, and watching any cop show I could find on the telly. I Hunt Killers reminds me of those cop shows I watched as a kid, and the cop shows … More I Hunt Killers by Barry Lyga
