Miranda is different. She, like er grandfather, can see ghosts. She's meant to help them but never wanted to. With the help of her newfound friends in this new town, she will now.
The Whispers Call Her (Spirit Walk – A Book Review)
They Are More Than Just Numbers (Stranger Things: Six – A Book Review)
Before Eleven there was Six. With her precognitive ability she can change the course of everything for everyone being tested on in Hawkins Lab.
Striking a Match in the Darkness of Her Mind (I Would Leave Me If I Could – A Book Review)
Halsey unleashes her soul and delves into the depths of raw and real self discussing her mental health, past relationships, and the feminist within.
New Year’s Resolution for 2021: Book Edition
Every year I create a bookish New Year's Resolution. 2021 is no exception. It's the year of the graphic novel!
My Top 10 Books of 2020 – Wrapping Up This A-hole of a Year
Time to show off the books I've loved this year. It's always so hard to choose. Also, I've got a giveaway for you guys! Have a happy and safe New Year!
Flaneuring for Justice (The Penultimate Peril – A Book Review)
The Baudelaires are given an opportunity to bring Count Olaf to justice but at the last safe place, the Hotel Denouement may be more complicated than they expected., especially when old allies and foes check in.
A Dark, Cold Discovery (The Grim Grotto – A Book Review)
The Baudelaires' abysmal adventure over yet. The hunt for the sugar bowl is still afoot as is trying to defeat Count Olaf. A family reunion is had as is an encounter with The Great Unknown.
Chasing Pandas (The Theory of Everything – A Book Review)
Sophie Sophia reaches her limit when she sees a marching band of pandas, one of which claims to be her shaman. Now, with he best friend, she'll search out her famous physicist father because he'll have the answers to this and her visions. The problem? He's completely disappeared.
Home is Where the Fangs Are (Daylighters – A Book Review)
Claire Danvers and her friends come home from Boston to discover Morganville is different, cleaned up, and there are no vampires anywhere. They should be ecstatic, but what's taken over the town, the Daylight Foundation, is far worse than the vampires that own it. It's time ot save their home sweet home from humanity's dreadful nightmare.
To Travel the Road Most Dangerous (The Slippery Slope – A Book Review)
Violet and Klaus Baudelaire journey into the Mortmain Mountains to get their sister Sunny back and to hopefully find the headquarters of the VFD. They encounter many unexpected obstacles that test their resolves and further question who they are.
