Category Archives: Books You Might Like

If you are looking for a fun, smart, sassy adventure, you need to read The Fridgularity. You just have to. When Blake Given’s fridge becomes the epicenter of emergent artificial intelligence, he does what anyone would do. He drinks. Then, … Continue reading →

Ooooh World of Shell and Bone (World of Shell and Bone Series). You suck so much. The characters were flat, with the exception of Shale, who disappeared halfway through. The Evil Villain Character kept popping up in unexpected and unbelievable … Continue reading →

Ripper (The Riser Saga) (Volume 3) is a fast paced read with lots of unexpected revelations and events. The world of the Riser Saga, which begins with Riser, is followed by Reaper, and is generally awesome, is set several hundred … Continue reading →

Ladies and Gentlemen, prepare your Heavy Duty Tissue supply. It’s time for a tear-jerker. The Mine (Northwest Passage), by talented Indie Author John A. Heldt, is a sassy time-travel book that is much less about the travel than it is … Continue reading →

I have a problem with this book. The problem is The Serpent in the Glass (The Tale of Thomas Farrell), by Indie Author D. M. Andrews, ends in the middle of some very exciting excitement. You may think that exciting excitement … Continue reading →

Warning! If you get scared by multiple eviscerations, beheadings, slicings, dicings, and other frankly creative murders by somewhat supernatural beings and / or deranged humans, you may not like this book! Well! Now that the warning is out of the … Continue reading →

I read The Teenage Liberation Handbook: How to Quit School and Get a Real Life and Education when I was nineteen – I’d already finished high school, and had even spent a year at university. That I hadn’t read it … Continue reading →

Dave Barry Does Japan contains one of the definitively best passages of Dave Barry’s Oeuvre. I would love to retype it here in full, but instead I will let you read the entire book (which you must do RIGHT NOW regardless … Continue reading →

Tally is one of the Pretties. This is the sequel to Uglies, which was really great. If you haven’t read Uglies yet, don’t read this review because it contains many spoilers! After accidentally betraying The Smoke, resulting in Shay becoming a … Continue reading →

Uglies is one of those books you don’t want to put down. Tally Youngblood is an Ugly – a person who is no longer a Littlie, loved for being cute and silly, and not yet a Pretty, those over 16 years … Continue reading →