Author Archives: DMW
Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #50 – Sweet Valley High #52 – White Lies
This is a book with bad advice, childish tantrums, lies, melodramatic teen love, what not to do in a relationship, and one twin showing her sociopathic tendencies… so you know, just another day in Sweet Valley… “White Lies” Sweet Valley … Continue reading
Confessions Of A Bookaholic: Guilty Pleasure Edition #49 – Fear Street Books 38-39, and Super Chiller #10
Another Fear Street list that was completely new to me. I had not read any of these books until now and each one was different and R.L. Stine tried something new (and it paid off in each case!) just when … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Books, fiction, Guilty Pleasures, Reviews
Tagged "book review", "mistaken identity", "r.l. stine", "reading list", "Serial Killer", "super chiller", "vampire slayer", book, confession, fear street, guilty pleasure, misogynist, murder, mystery, psychopath, reading, suspense, Thriller, vampire
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #48 – Sweet Valley High #51 – Against The Odds
I was kind of “meh” with this book. I love a book that focuses on Elizabeth Wakefield’s boyfriend Jeffrey French (Team Jeffrey!) but it was hard for me to get into a dilemma that didn’t seem like a dilemma at … Continue reading
Days of Thankfulness
So I meant to do 30 Days of Thankfulness on Facebook, but NaNoWriMo kind of consumed my life. 😛 So, I have collected all of my thanks here. Here are my 30 days of thankfulness. I apologize in advance if … Continue reading
Posted in Family, home, Inspiration, Journal, Life, Love, Personal, Relationships, Thoughts, Writing
Tagged friends, gratitude, growth, learning, reflection, thankful
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The End Of NaNoWriMo
November is over, which means that National Novel Writing Month has officially ended. How did you do? I was behind for the entire month, and I mean like really behind. I kept writing in this step ladder fashion. I would … Continue reading
Posted in community, fiction, Inspiration, Personal, Writing
Tagged "character development", "daily writing", "write what you know", "write what you love to read", "writing process", bad writing, continuity, nanowrimo, National Novel Writing Month, novel, Thriller, too many ideas, worth it, writing issues
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