Mini(bot) Reviews: Matrimony, Inc. & A Cloud of Outrageous Blue

I’ve got a couple books which were sent to me to review…that I’m here…to review…

Mini(bot) Reviews: Paper Love, I Believe In You, & Dog Mom

I’m happy to bring you three more books from Workman Publishing today because they’re always so cute and well-designed!

Mini(bot) Reviews: Yellow Jessamine & Stone and Steel

Today I have a couple of queer, female-lead, fantasy novellas to talk about!

Mini(bot) Reviews: Myrtle Hardcastle Mysteries

I’m back today to talk about two delightful middle-grade mysteries!

Mini(bot) Reviews: Skunk and Badger

I was in a bit of a reading slump after some disappointing books, but I’m pleased to say Skunk and Badger was just the pick-me-up read I needed!

Throwback Thursday: Kushiel’s Dart

This is a new segment (but really, it’s still just me reviewing a book) where I review books that were published long enough ago that I consider them a throwback. Today’s book was first published in 2001, so I’d say that reasonably constitutes a throwback, wouldn’t you?

Mini(bot) Reviews: Embassy of the Dead and Dwarf Story

Coming at you today with a couple middling middle-grade reviews that took me too long to write because, you know, that’s how things are now.

Mini(bot) Reviews: Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Romance, and Non-Fiction, oh my!

I feel like a dink because I read some awesome books I’ve been wanting to gush about, but I let myself get backlogged on reviews. The longer I let my thoughts sit, the harder it’s been to write about them. It’s been hard to do pretty much anything creative lately (ya know…pandemic, and all that), but I have a feeling most of us are feeling that way. So please excuse my brevity and lack of usual cleverness and wit 😉 and strap in because I’ve got 6 reviews for you!

Mini(bot) Reviews: Activity Books

I’m back today with more goodies from Workman Publishing. This time I’ve got some activity books and notebooks!

Mini(bot) Reviews: Aggie Morton Mystery Queen – The Body Under The Piano

Coming at you today with a middle-grade mystery that I found mildly mediocre. No, I’m not sure what’s up with that alliteration – just go with it.