After being expelled from prep school Holden goes on an adventure that may change his outlook on life.
Walking On By (The Catcher and the Rye – A Book Review)
Decisions, They Shape Our Destiny (Out of the Easy – A Book Review)
Jo just wants to get away from New ORleans and start a life where nobody knows her as the prostitute's daughter of the French Quarter. But when her mother gets tangled up in a murder investigation it gets further away.
Tis Bittersweet, Such a Short Life (The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner – A Book Review)
Bree Tanner didn't ask to made into a vampire and she certainly didn't want to be in some vengeance war. Sadly, that's exactly where she is. She's determined to get out but it may be too late already.
Another Day on the Hellmouth – (BTVS: Omnibus Vol. 3 – A Book Review)
In season 3, there was so much unknown and here are some fun moments between the episodes. Some bits, us fans, have only heard about and now get to experience.
Storm is Coming In (Ill Wind – A Book Review)
Jo only wanted to excel and prove she could be a Weather Warden and not a problem. But now, she's on the run and searching for the only one who can help her, Lewis, and he's also on the run for stealing three bottles of Djinn. She was never known for doing things the easy way.
This Isn’t A Summer Camp (Maus II A Survivor’s Tale : And Here My Troubles Began – A Book Review)
In this second volume, Art follows his father's story of his time in Auschwitz during the Holocaust and his struggle to survive while also still butting heads with the man.
The Scarlet Playlist – April 5, 2021
Happy Monday! I've got the playlist of the week for you! Have a great week!
To Write Magic Is To Become It (The Book of Life – A Book Review)
Diana and Matthew have returned from their time-walk to Elizabethan times and much has changed. The dangers are graver as is the search for the Book of Life. Finding it will require a lot of Diana and Matthew and cost so much more.
Father-Son Time Straining (Maus I A Survivor’s Tale: My Father Bleeds History – A Book Review)
Here comes a story of struggle and hardship as Art listens and works to convert his father's story of him and his wife's struggle to survive the Holocaust into a graphic novel.
Let Me Out! (Escape Room – A Book Review)
Four teens expected a night of fun in an escape room. What they got was a night of truths, secrets, and horror.
