Category Archives: Book Reviews
Sweet Valley High (The Book Series): Season 3 – The Skinny And The Perfect Size 6 (Part 1)
Welcome to the season of Super Thrillers, or at least the season that started them! 😉 This season was the most outrageous yet, and I hope you take the time to use this post as your cheat sheet for what … Continue reading
Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Gone Girl
I have said it before, and I will say it again, I am always late to the party of popular mainstream books. It isn’t some book snob within me that is like, “Well, let me see what x amount of … Continue reading
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Tagged "Gillian Flynn", "Gone Girl", "psychological thriller", "reading list", "writer's agenda", love, marriage, mystery, plot, suspense, Thriller
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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
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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
