What's YOUR Origin Story?
I just finished watching Little Fires Everywhere on Hulu last week. I’m one of those people who read the book before seeing the series.
Little Fires Everywhere on Hulu trailer
This series is an amazing case for their being room in the world for both a book AND a tv adaptation. The book was so good, the Hulu series was amazing! I enjoyed so much of it.
Little Fires Everywhere is the story of two families living in late 90s,
It’s Monday, What are you Reading?
It’s that time of the week again, where we talk about what we’re reading (This is a ‘meme’ hosted by the Book Date. And I’m partaking in it yet again. Yay!
I’m reading a few library books (isn’t the library amazing through all of this craziness) like:
And then some stuff from my own library like:
The awesome people at Wunderkind PR sent me a copy of this in exchange for my honest review.
How to Review Books without a Blog
When many people think of starting book reviews, they get nervous thinking about all of the things they will need in order to set themselves up as ‘legitimate’ book reviewers. I’m here to tell you that the myth of legitimacy as it relates to book reviews, is more of a glass ceiling concept that you don’t have to pay attention to when you are starting out. So don’t!
How to Decide Your Next Read
One of the biggest decisions impacting readers is what to read next. It’s an age old question, especially when we have local bookstores, ereaders AND a seemingly endless source of places telling us when new books are releasing. Use one or a few tips below to get you the answer you seek–these questions always seem to work for me!
What did you just read?
I really like reading series,
10 Great Websites for Book Reviewers
NetGalley
One of the first ‘musts’ for reviewers, NetGalley is awesome because it allows you to sign up for upcoming titles. Once you set up your account, you download digital copies (via your ereader or Adobe Digital Editions) and give your honest review. Not reviewing will impact your numbers, so be sure to only sign up for the books you know you’ll read.
Edelweiss is similar to NetGalley,