pickHoly cow! I loved this book! So not what I was expecting at all. A really sweet and funny coming-of-age novel about learning to move forward in life and accepting change. With the apocalypse as a backdrop setting. Mary Robinette Kowal heavily recommended this and boy was she right!
When the end of the world is nigh, one must have priorities. 😂
My recent book mail. ABE is dangerous... And an ARC from William-Morrow!
Processing some new books from Junior Library Guild at my new library! I can't believe I'm a high school librarian!
2nd day of #RiotGrams: yellow books
This is not the listing for this title...this book is SO new it isn't in Litsy's database yet, so I am posting it under another title by the author. The author just announced this on her social media today...this will be coming April 2017 in Australia, the newest book by one of my absolute favorite YA writers writing today! #loveozya
Ok, so my #bookpyramid is not structurally sound, but it is rather accurate. Imagine this like the US Food Pyramid and this gives you an idea of my book diet...tons of YA & middle grade as my base, lots of Russian lit and Women's lit (especially historical women's lit), smaller doses of house plan books, comics/graphic novels, sci-fi, magical realism, cultural history & bios. Top of pyramid is women's studies, cookbooks & lit crit. #photoadaynov16
This just came across my desk today and I'm looking forward to devouring it very soon.
pickGood fun, though not quite what I expected from the blurb. Happy to find another enjoyable Aussie young adult writer.
pickOne of my favourite books ever! Read it like 10 times and it always cheers me up when I'm sad
pickOnce again, Melissa Keil writes a story with really memorable characters and a plot that's easy to relate to, yet unique. Thoroughly enjoyed this story, particularly because I liked main character Alba a whole lot!
The Incredible Adventures of Cinnamon Girl | 
