It's My Genre, Baby.
A Slacker's Guide to Her Book Bag.
30 November, 2011
Review: Once Upon A Winter's Eve by Tessa Dare
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Although I didn't really love it, I happily recommend Once Upon A Winter's Eve. Tessa Dare is an author I keep having suggested t...
29 November, 2011
Books I Cast Aside: Erik Larson And David King
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I have read far too many WW2 books. I know about Hitler's dog, Hitler's niece, Churchill's second cousin twice removed and the...
28 November, 2011
Review: A Midsummer Night's Sin by Kasey Michaels
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Meet Puck. (He's not named after the really appalling MTV Real World character, but that guy pretty much ruined my ability to take any...
25 November, 2011
Review: A Lady's Lesson In Scandal by Meredith Duran
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Meredith Duran is an interesting writer. She strikes me as a cross between Judith Ivory and Mary Balogh. Like Balogh, her books are often ...
23 November, 2011
Review: The Other Guy's Bride by Connie Brockway
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I'm not sure why both iterations of this cover have a dark haired heroine when she's clearly described as blonde. She's blonde...
22 November, 2011
Review: Snag Films Meets Who Is Harry Nilsson
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Ozy and I have been spending way too much time together lately. I was tired of everything he had to offer. I was sick of his games, I'...
19 November, 2011
Review: Everybody Loves Our Town by Mark Yarm
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Of course it's Kurt. It's still a great cover. Kurt turning away from the adulation he has sought says everything you need to say ...
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11 November, 2011
Review: The Beginner's Guide To Rakes by Suzanne Enoch
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People are not happy with my Amazon review of this one, but I have to stand by it. Diane is bat-shit crazy. By any yardstick you care to u...
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06 November, 2011
Review: The Black Hawk by Joanna Bourne
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That is a cover only it's mother could love, and she's lying. So much has gone wrong. From the colors to the fashion to the fon...
04 November, 2011
Review: Marzi by Marzena Sowa & Sylvain Savoia
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This is one of my favorite graphic novels ever. I absolutely loved Marzi . With that said, let's get on to the complaining part of thi...
31 October, 2011
Review: Until There Was You by Kristan Higgins
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Take a good look at the dog. Check out the expression, the tilt of the paw. Does that look like a dog who believes this couple is going to...
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26 October, 2011
Missed Sale: Tales Of A Fourth Grade Nothing By Judy Blume
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This is a story of unavailability. I have probably purchased this book five times in my life, between my own childhood and the assigned re...
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24 October, 2011
Things Found In A 2nd Grader's Backpack
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a photo by meoskop on Flickr. This seems an appropriate photo for a brief lapse in reviewing. Since the household currently has three b...
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19 October, 2011
Retro Review: The Prize by Brenda Joyce
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God almighty I hated this book. It wasn't just my bitterness at the untimely end of the Francesca Cahill series, it was the blatant ...
16 October, 2011
Review: All About Seduction by Katy Madison
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Katy Madison has my complete attention. We're pretty much two for two here. It's interesting to see each generation of author...
15 October, 2011
Review: Holy Terror by Frank Miller
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I honestly can't believe the asking price on Holy Terror. MSRP is $29.99 and I don't think I'd buy it for a buck. Here's e...
13 October, 2011
Retro Review: Shadowheart by Laura Kinsale
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This one I should probably revisit. In 2004 I absolutely hated it. the market has changed dramatically, the book has recently been reis...
12 October, 2011
Review: Bad Boys Do by Victoria Dahl
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I've been wanting to talk about this book for a few weeks but I haven't felt very tolerant. The problem of my intolerance has not ...
03 October, 2011
Apples To Apples: Taking The Sony Reader Off The Table
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I'm not going to even talk about the Sony Tablet or the T series reader. I'm going to completely change my prior stance (that Sony...
02 October, 2011
Postponed Review: Lord & Lady Spy by Shana Galen
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Shana Galen, she's my popcorn girl. She's my reliable not sure what I want tonight read. I just can't get behind this one. Oth...
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