Sure Signs of Crazy is Karen Harrington’s Middle Grade debut. It tells the story of 12-year-old Sarah Nelson who lives with her dad, loves words and classic books, and confides in a plant. She doesn’t know her mom, but does know that she tried to drown her (and did drown her twin brother) when she […]
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Akhil Sharma’s Family Life is a mostly autobiographical novel that tells the story of the Mishra family who immigrate to the US from India in the 70s in pursuit of a better life. Their welcome to the states is short-lived, however. A tragic accident soon occurs that shatters their hopes and dreams. Family Life […]
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Last year I read PROXY, and you know I don’t read a lot of SciFi but I thought it was a blast. It features action, social commentary, a unique setting and interesting characters. Also the protagonist just happens to be a gay POC so yay for diversity. I don’t do a lot of release day […]
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Forgotten Sins is the first book in The Sin Brothers series, about a band of brothers with special powers. One of the brothers, Shane, returns home to his wife after a two-year absence with no memory of his time away. Can Josie welcome him back in her life? And plus, who is trying to kill […]
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So, remember a little while ago I shared the cover of Make It Count? Now we’re looking at the students of Make It Count’s Bowler University a little closer with fun character cards in a feature called Count the Cast! Let’s lay the cards on the table, shall we? When I saw these character cards, I was […]
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Top Ten Tuesday is an original feature from The Broke and the Bookish. This week is freebie week, and I thought I’d focus on book adaptations since this is such a big year for books hitting the big screen. These are the Book Adaptations on my radar- in order of release date: 1. The Fault in Our Stars by […]
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