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The Nightingale: Courageous and moving
Sisters Vianne and Isabelle must must survive the German occupation of France; Isabelle wants to be a war heroine, Vianne just wants to protect her daughter. And then a German officer billets at their home.
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K-Pop Demon Hunters and July memes
Hello, book nerds! July was a busy month — we had many birthdays to celebrate (including my husband’s, who enjoys a big, themed, party). Something else I did this month was watch K-Pop Demon Hunters — twice in 24 hours. I’m not even a K-Pop person generally, but I loved this movie wayyyyy more than
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Project Hail Mary: Incredible
Ryland Grace wakes up alone on a space ship – except he doesn’t remember how he got here. As he gets his bearings, memories start coming back. Namely, that he’s on a mission to save Earth, and he, a schoolteacher, is humanity’s only hope.
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Silvercloak (Book 1): Chaotic and engaging
20 years ago, Saffron’s parents were killed by a ruthless gang. Now, after training to become an elite detective, she has her opportunity to take them down – from the inside. But her loyalties will be tested, not least of all because of the kingpin’s son.
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Slow Dance: Tender and reflective
Shiloh and Cary were best friends…until they weren’t. Now they’ve grown up, Shiloh has kids, Cary is in the navy, and they’ve decided to give themselves another chance.
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The Nightshade God (Book 3): Decent conclusion
Book 3 and conclusion to The Nightshade Crown trilogy.
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Slewfoot: Visceral and satisfying
Colonial New England, 1666: Abitha, an outcast in her Puritan community, fights to retain the rights to her property after a tragedy. Meanwhile, a dark force awakens in the forest.
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VE Schwab, library reno, and June memes
Hello, book nerds! June was a great month around here. We started off strong, with a road trip to attend VE Schwab’s book tour! VE Schwab was incredible to see live. The way she speaks is captivating, and she truly has a way with words. And we were front row! So I felt like I
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Sword Catcher (Book 1): Should have been more interesting
Kel, an orphan, is raised to be the crown prince’s body double – to fill in for him in places where they suspect attempts on the prince’s life. Meanwhile, Lin, a physician, fights prejudice to access life-saving medical information denied her as a Jewish (I mean Ashkari) woman.
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A Curse Carved in Bone: Meh?
Book 2 in the Saga of the Unfated duology: Freya contends with a bloody prophecy and a deep betrayal while war approaches.
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