★★★ ½ For as long as there have been humans, there have been unicorns... The Magical Unicorn Society, headed by Selwyn E. Phipps, has always struggled acquire information on these elusive creatures. For years, the Magical Unicorn Society was a top-secret organization... But now the society realized that in order to further their knowledge that… Continue reading The Magical Unicorn Society Official Handbook – Selwyn E. Phipps
The Tether – Julia Ash
★★★★ ½ A shudder raced down her spine. Something was coming... Ruby Spencer has surprised the world over and over. She was the one (and only) human to be immune to the zombie apocalypse and nine years ago, she was transformed into a vampire (thanks to a unhinged genius). She settled back into her "old" life but unfortunately, the past… Continue reading The Tether – Julia Ash
3rd Annual Book Blogger Awards of 2019//My Nominations
I absolutely love Tucker’s reviews – we so often feel like book twins that it’s scary! Definitely check out his website and some of these other wonderful bloggers!
Original Post by amazing blogger, May Everly. For rules and categories please read the original post! And now: My nominations!
Best of their Age
Best Preteen/Teen Book Blogger (13-19): Vicky @ Vicky Who Reads (Vicky writes amazing reviews. Sure. But her graphics are that of another world. Her blog is so aesthetically pleasing and beautiful. Go check it out!)
Best Adult Book Blogger: Melanie @ meltotheany (Melanie is funny and outspoken and quirky all in her own, charming way. She is super talented and known for her long and well written reviews.)
Best Genre Bloggers:
Young Adult: emma @ Emma Reads (She writes scathing reviews that you would think gets her enemies but nope. Everyone loves her.)
Mystery/Thriller: Chelsea @ The Suspense is Thrilling Me (If you know Chelsea, then you know that she loves thrillers (because who doesn’t?). She is known for her perfect, concise and compelling reviews.)
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The Bookish Life of Nina Hill – Abbi Waxman
★★★★★ "I mean, I get that the universe whirls in mysterious yada yada, but wouldn't you rather travel the world?" "No, I'd rather stay home and read." Nina Hill's life is perfect as it is, thank you very much. She has an adorable little apartment, a fabulous job at a local bookstore (Knight's), and a grumpy cat (Phil). Nina… Continue reading The Bookish Life of Nina Hill – Abbi Waxman
Witches Protection Program – Michael Okon
★★★★★ Wes laughed..."I don't believe in witches, sir." "By the time you're done, oh, I promise you'll believe in witches." Wes, a young, ambitious government agent is about to have the shock of a lifetime. And it all started with...a failure...surprisingly enough. "You disappointed me, your family, and the entire force." Wes has always had big… Continue reading Witches Protection Program – Michael Okon
The Hermit Crab – Errol Fern
★★★ ½ A long time ago in a deep blue sea, there was a lone hermit crab that was lost and left to live alone A little hermit crab alone in a big ocean is not a good thing. There are sharks and other predators always circling about. The scared hermit crab had no other choice… Continue reading The Hermit Crab – Errol Fern
The Red Queen – Victoria Aveyard
★ You know that feeling when you read a particularly bad YA and you just have to set down the book and ask, why? Why in the world did someone give the ok to publish this mess? Why are the characters so effing dumb? Why did I even pick this book up? This happens… Continue reading The Red Queen – Victoria Aveyard
Luis and Tabitha – Stephanie Campisi & Hollie Mengert
★★★★★ It was love. Love from afar. Love from far too afar. Luis, a handsome black-and-white tuxedo cat, lives (unofficially) in a small fire station. Luis was a cat about town. Dashing, Charming, Perfectly suave. And he is perfectly happy with his life ...until... He climbed a wall. And saw Tabitha. Elegant. Silky. Purfectly sophisticated. And… Continue reading Luis and Tabitha – Stephanie Campisi & Hollie Mengert
A Flight of Broken Wings – Nupur Chowdhury
★★★★ Stop talking in circles, prof. You know that analogy doesn’t mean a thing. Aeriels aren’t…people. They don’t feel things like human beings. Aeriels are creatures of legend - incredibly pale skin, immortal, perfect bodies and (above all) wings. Some may be tempted to relate Aeriels to angels but that would be a mistake that they wouldn't… Continue reading A Flight of Broken Wings – Nupur Chowdhury
Seven Questions on a Saturday – Tom Lewis
Tom Lewis, entertainment attorney by day and author by night, has published two stunning and otherworldly young adult novels. He's known for his startlingly realistic characters and fast-paced plots. With 47 film credits to his name, it's safe to say that this Santa Monica based author is keeping busy. He's drafted movie contracts for Life Like… Continue reading Seven Questions on a Saturday – Tom Lewis
Miranda Reads 