Biggest disappointment ever, ’nuff said.ĭid any particular books come to mind when you went through this list? Tammy’s books are just AMAZING and this series, in particular, is SPECTACULAR. Powered through this quartet like a beast. And it was really good! If I ever get a dog (which I will one day, mark my words!) I will read this book again. I don’t own a dog, so… 🐶 I’ve been watching Dog Whisperer for a while, which is why I picked up Cesar’s book. Lucy Maud Montgomery’s The Blue Castle. This book was like my version of The Notebook that I just read over and over again, from cover to cover. Valancy Stirling and Barney Snaith have that kind of comfortableness and contentment that just works, with none of that drama or flair.Ĭesar Millan’s How to Raise the Perfect Dog. And that was when Scholastic was offering a deal where I could get both of them AND two pretty friendship bracelets made of aquamarine-colored beads.

I happen to own a lot of Alice Hoffman books, and yet the only ones I’ve read are Aquamarine and Indigo. I can never resist the books that have shimmery text on the cover, sigh… not sure if this one is for me though. I want something modern and charming, preferably with Turtle on the cover, kthxbye. 🐢Īlice Hoffman’s The Dovekeepers. Seriously, I blame the shiny spine.

I had this phase a while ago where I’d go crazy over these mainstream adult romance books and OMG so much smutty goodness!!! I’ve been trying to keep Paper Breathers somewhat PG-ish (except for this teensy little bit), but I might start talking more about adult romance at some point in the very far future.Įllen Raskin’s The Westing Game. Like, really? All of the four-or-so covers for this book suck. Sooo not sure if it counts as lying, but I basically don’t talk about my guilty pleasures, aka paranormal romance. Aaand going along with my new year’s resolutions of putting myself out there, this list includes some guilty pleasures, confessions, and some maybe surprises. What better way to start February, the month of LURRRVE, with a fairy tale book tag? (Because Valentine’s Day actually lasts the entire month, FYI.) I was super excited for Mel’s fairytale survey when she created it last year, and bided my time for the perfect moment (and the perfect graphics!) to unleash my answers.

The westing game book covers