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Deep in the recesses of my closet... Past the summer dresses, beyond the whispering demons, crawl beyond the sleeping cats and you will find several full storage containers Open them, they won't bite. Lift the lid, it won't hurt you. Ah...yes. There you are. Here we go. Pandora's treasure has been found and magick has … Continue reading Series of the Week: The Babysitters Club by Ann M. Martin
Genre: Fairy Tale/Fantasy I 100% am writing this post while listening to The Little Mermaid soundtrack by the way. Since the announcement of the live action The Little Mermaid film the mermaid mania has kicked it up 100 fold. And it's already been a hype storm. My daughter loves swimming and since she was young … Continue reading ARC Review: The Little Mermaid by Hans Christian Andersen
I have to end the last series of the week of October with Goosebumps. I mean, of COURSE I DO. Earlier when I started this blog I featured R.L. Stine's teen version of the Goose - Fear Street Series of the Week: Welcome to Fear Street But before Fear Street, we had the legendary Goosebumps. Countless … Continue reading Series of the Week: Goosebumps by R.L. Stine
Genre: Middle Grade/Horror/Fantasy I read Small Spaces, the first installment to this series, earlier this year and was creeped out and blown away by it. You can read my review here but I don't recommend it because my review is sucky as I was just getting into blogging and had no idea what I was … Continue reading Book Review: Dead Voices by Katherine Arden
Remember Scholastic book fairs at elementary school? Your teacher cutting a lesson early and herding you and your classmates into the blinding white room where mountains and piles, and stacks of books were being sold. The rush, the excitement, the life. It made me want to just pick a book at random and breathe and … Continue reading Series of the Week: Amelia’s Notebooks by Marissa Moss
source I've heard so many fantastic things about Kelley Armstrong but have never had the time to check out any of her books, I was so happy to see this available on Netgalley and I was not disappointed at all. First of all, the cover art is so cute and such a joy to see! … Continue reading ARC Review: A Royal Guide to Monster Slaying by Kelley Armstrong
A World Full of Spooky Stories is such a delightful book to read and gaze upon. This is a great folklore anthology for all ages alike and although starts with the fairy tale that we're all quite familiar with, travels and showcases tall tales from all over the globe Some of my personal favorites are: … Continue reading ARC Review: A World Full of Spooky Stories by Angela McAllister
