The (modern) age old question: e-book or physical book? There really isn’t a conclusive answer online, either. Some sites say people still swear by the hard copy while others think the digital version has already taken over. But why is this even an issue?
You guys already know I’m hardcore bookworm. (If you didn’t, now you do.) I try to finish at least five books per week, and while progress is a little slow, I am at least just four books shy from completing my Goodreads goal of 120 books for the year. And since I’ve come across a … More #FridayFavorites: Books, Part 1
I adore Sophie Kinsella’s work. When I was a full-time university student and didn’t have much time for novels, I got away with a bit of light reading and chick lit. Much Sophie Kinsella between 2005-2009. I started with Can You Keep A Secret? and eventually into the first Shopaholic, etc. This time, I got … More Book Review: I’ve Got Your Number (Sophie Kinsella)
I am not going to bore you with an intro about this book. Everyone and their grandmothers (literally and unfortunately) know what this E.L. James bestseller is about. Over the weekend, I decided to reread this piece of crap novel, since I tagged this as a DNF (did not finish) two years ago because of … More Fifty Shades of Grey: A Blow-by-Blow (Part 5)
One of my favorite porn stars has a book. Asa Akira, net worth $1.5 million, paid $2000 a scene. You or your significant other have probably seen her videos online, don’t lie. She came out with Insatiable: Porn – A Love Story earlier this year, and it’s taken me this long to learn about it. … More “Insatiable: Porn – A Love Story” Review
I stumbled upon this delightful meme while perusing Bookgrrl. So I thought I’d do it, too, as a little get-to-know-the-bookworm-side-of-me thing. If you love reading as much as I do, feel free to copy the questions and blog the answers yourself. And don’t forget to comment with a link to your post. 🙂 Do you … More Bookworm Meme
BOOKS Â Â “The Golem and the Jinni” by Helene Wecker A rich tale about supernatural immigrants learning to survive as humans in 1899 New York. The book focus not only on the Golem Chava and the Jinni Ahmad, but on the supporting characters and settings as well. “The Mad Scientist’s Daughter” by Cassandra Rose Clarke … More Current Obsessions (September 2014)
A couple of weeks ago, Joan, a friend from high school tagged me to do the #10bookschallenge. It had been going around Facebook, but unfortunately, not a lot of people read books these days so it didn’t gain much traction compared to other memes and tag games.
I took an Intro to Psychology class last fall at Sierra, and as all things go, I got a bit obsessed with the different fallacies we subconsciously encounter every day. So I took to Goodreads and scoured the psychology tag for books that might interest me. I eventually ran into David McRaney’s “You Are Not … More “You Are Not So Smart” Summarized (Part 1)
Update 07/02/15 I love Emma Roberts. I met her when she was Addie Singer on Nickelodeon’s Unfabulous. She was probably thirteen years old and was writing, singing, and recording songs about her life and of course, Jake Behari, her forever crush. And now, ten years later (how time flies…), she is Madison Montgomery, “a stone cold … More Emma Roberts Reading List
House of Sage 