The Book Corner 6/25/2020 Loleta Abi
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The Book Corner 6/18/2020 Loleta Abi
Nothing this week. Hoping still to get back into routine. It’s been hard with everything going on out there. Stay safe and take care. Peace to all.
The Book Corner 6/11/2020 Loleta Abi
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The Book Corner 5/30/2020 Loleta Abi
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The Book Corner 5/21/2020 Loleta Abi
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The Book Corner 4/30/2020: Kaitlyn Davis’s The Raven and the Dove Loleta Abi
The Book Corner 4/30/2020: Kaitlyn Davis’s The Raven and the Dove Loleta Abi The Raven and the Dove by Kaitlyn Davis. Amazon.com Services. Mar. 9, 2020. Series. YA. My copy from Netgalley. Amazon’s blurb: Four fates collide in this avian-inspired, epic fantasy retelling of Tristan and Isolde perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas, Sabaa Tahir, and […]
The Book Corner 4/23/2020 Loleta Abi
Nothing new this week. I’ve started reading slowly again but this sinus infection is keeping me down.
The Book Corner 4/16/2020 Loleta Abi
The Book Corner 4/16/2020 Loleta Abi Managed to start reading again yesterday. Hope to continue to gain ground there that I lost during all this crisis. I was only able to snag a small amount of time, but hey, that’s a beginning! How are you all doing on your reading? Has the amount grown? Fallen? […]
The Book Corner 3/26/2020 Loleta Abi
The Book Corner 3/26/2020: What I’m Reading Loleta Abi This is what I’m reading in non-YA this week: Tidal by Amanda Hocking, Christian Horror by Mike Duran, 5 Secrets of Story Structure by K.M. Weiland, In the Company of Women by Grace Bonney, Layer Your Novel by C.S. Lakin, The Vine Witch by Luanne G. […]
The Book Corner 3/12/2020: Stephen Graham-Jones’s The Only Good Indians Traci Kenworth
The Book Corner 3/12/2020: Stephen Graham-Jones’s The Only Good Indians Traci Kenworth The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham-Jones. Gallery/Saga Books. May 19,2020. Netgalley. Amazon’s blurb: “One of 2020’s buzziest horror novels.” —Entertainment Weekly “What Stephen Graham Jones does for me, is create new possibilities for Indigenous storymakers.” —Terese Marie Mailhot, New York Times bestselling […]
