(YA) = Young Adult / (A) = Adult / (MG) = Middle Grade / (C) = Children ** Books read in previous months Books Read and Reviewed in May: (A) The Magic Circle by Jenny Davidson – Review (3/5) (A) 24 Bones by Michael F. Stewart – Review (4/5) (MG) Deadweather and  Sunrise by Geoff Rodkey – Review (4/5)** (YA) Don’t Hate the Player, Hate the Game by Katie Ashley – Review (3/5) (MG) New Lands by Geoff Rodkey – Review (4/5) (YA) Forbidden Sister by V.C. Andrews – Review (3/5)** (A) First Born by Tricia Zoeller – Review (3/5) (YA) The…

Please pardon the lack of a photo for this wrap up. Since my blog was down most of last week, I’m a little late on this. Let’s see how I did last month! (YA) = Young Adult / (A) = Adult / (MG) = Middle Grade / (C) = Children ** Books read in previous months Books Read and Reviewed in April: (MG) The Cavendish Home for Boys and Girls by Claire Legrand – Review (5/5) ** (MG) Destiny, Rewritten by Kathryn Fitzmaurice – Review (5/5) ** (A) Untold Damage by Robert K. Lewis – Review (3/5) (YA) The Guilty One by Ballantyne – Review (4/5) ** (C) I Hate Picture Books! by Timothy…

It’s April already? Wow, time flies! I apparently forgot to do one of these last month, so here’s a chance to see how I’ve done since the end of January. Let’s get to it! (YA) = Young Adult / (A) = Adult / (MG) = Middle Grade / (C) = Children ** Books read in previous months Books Read and Reviewed in March: (YA) Keeper of the Black Stones by P.T. McHugh – Review (5/5) (YA) Edge of the Falls by Nazarea Andrews – Review (4/5) (YA) Escape Theory by Margaux Froley – Review (4/5) (YA) The Culling by Steven Dos Santos – Review (4/5) **…

Happy February everyone! It’s time to wrap up the last month of reading and see how things went :). Shall we? (YA) = Young Adult / (A) = Adult / (MG) = Middle Grade / (AB) = Audio Book Books Read and Reviewed in January: (YA) Zephyr: The West Wind by R.J. Tolson – Review (3/5) (YA) What We Saw At Night by Jacquelyn Mitchard – Review (3/5) (YA) Breathe by Sarah Crossan – Review (3/5) (YA) Provex City by Michael Pierce – Review (4/5) (AB) (A) On The Edge by Ilona Andrews – Review (4/5) (YA) Shadows of the Hidden by Anne Riley –…

Here comes the big post….are your ready for it? It’s time to wrap up 2012 with a list of all the books that I read this year! It’s a pretty long one, but it’s my hope that you’ll find a hidden gem here or be reminded of a book that you totally forgot about! I totally hammered my reading goal out of the park. I wanted to read 175 books and I actually ended up reading 196! It blew my mind to see that all written down here.  It’s been a great reading year, and I can’t wait to start…

It’s BLOG GOAL TIME!!! Yes, to round out the year it’s time to figure out what I want to focus on in 2013. I totally forgot to set some of these last year so…clean slate! I’m ready to start fresh and get down to streamlining my blogging time. ********** 2013 BLOG GOALS 1. Schedule, schedule, SCHEDULE! This year I started a weekly post called Coming Soon on HDB… to help myself honest during the week. It has definitely helped, but in 2013 I really want to crack down on scheduling reviews, giveaways and discussion posts. That way if life gets in…

Plugging along here on the end of the year wrap up! Today it’s all about the books that I am most looking forward to in 2013. Let me tell you, this was a hard list to create. There are SO many books coming out that I want to read! Still, I promised myself I’d only pick five (*tear*) so here they are. MOST ANTICIPATED BOOKS OF 2013 Unravel Me by Tahereh Mafi (February 5, 2013) I DEVOURED Shatter Me after picking it up, and ever since then all I’ve wanted is to find out what happens! Juliette is still one of…

To continue with the year end wrap up, let’s take a look at books that I missed in 2012! These are books I really wanted to read but that were overshadowed by review copies. In no particular order, here are the top 5 I’m planning on catching up on in 2013! Iron Hearted Violet by Kelly Barnhill I have three words for you: DRAGON RIDING PRINCESS Yup. I fully admit that the cover drew me to this book, and then I read the synopsis and instantly fell in love. I’m a huge fan of Middle Grade books, and especially ones…