Alex is tired of being single. After years of disastrous hook-ups and relationships that lead to the bedroom but nowhere else, Alex is convinced she’ll never find her Mr. Right. Then her newly married friend Stacey recommends what worked for her: a self-help book that guarantees Alex will find true love in just seven steps. Sounds simple, right?
Hilarious, bold, sparky and surprising, this is the funniest feminist book you’ll read all year.
Alex is a rebel from the tip of her purple fauxhawk to the toes of her biker boots. She’s tried everything she can think of to get expelled from her strict Catholic boarding school. Nothing has worked so far – but now, Alex has a new plan.
Horror aficionado Lanie Adams should be thrilled when two eighties-era ghosts materialize in her bedroom. Yet after a fainting incident unbecoming of a horror nerd, she would rather her haunting just go away—the ghosts’ waterlogged voices and ice-cold auras are more terrifying than any movie. Enlisting the help of Ryan, an entirely-too-cute stoner, she makes it her mission to put the spirits stalking her to rest.
MICKEY ON THE MOVE tells the real story of a young boy with deafness aided by his mother & teachers in navigating new school experiences w cochlear implants. @iReadBookTours Time-sensitive Giveaway
Twinkle and Shooting Stars by Patricia Leavy | Double Book Spotlight | Giveaway A Book Blog Spotlight Tour from iRead Book Tours. Thank you to Patricia Leavy & Lauren of iRead Book Tours for providing me the information for this tour. ******************** This book is also available on Bookshop and Barnes & Noble. ******************** Support […]
Ever Alice by H.J. Ramsay | 2020 BBNYA Finalist Tour
Alice’s stories of Wonderland did more than raise a few eyebrows – it landed her in an asylum. Now at 15 years of age, she’s willing to do anything to leave, which includes agreeing to an experimental procedure. When Alice decides at the last minute not to go through with it, she escapes with the White Rabbit to Wonderland and trades one madhouse for another: The court of the Queen of Hearts.
Sadie Sprocket Builds a Rocket empowers all children, but especially girls, to dream of feats they can perform. It stresses the science and math behind most projects without making it seem like learning. The book includes “Sadie’s Notebook” at the end to learn more about Mars and women in space. It’s a nice addition.
Twenty years ago, Carly Cooper went on an epic quest to track down all the men she’d ever loved and lost in the hope that one of them was her Mr. Right.
Now, two decades and two teenage sons later, she thinks she might have got it all wrong.
As the years have passed, many things have changed, leaving Carly asking, ‘What Now?’
The stage is set. The armies are in their positions.
However, what Ariel had gathered hardly can be called an “army”, maybe a mob at a push, but it’s all she has. This handful of the fallen is her only chance for survival in the final battle.
The pages of the final book of the “Celestial Creatures” are full of betrayal, power struggle, the final battle, heartache, and fulfilling one’s destiny: becoming the feared archangel, the sole ruler of Heaven.
Legendary vampire hunter Anton Yoska is on the edge, tormented by the rumor that the precious child he once thought dead is still alive and lost in a world of monsters.
One creature alone knows for sure what happened to Gretchen, but Terek Modjeski won’t divulge his secret – reveling in the twisted power over his long-time enemy.
Despairing and drinking heavily, Anton stumbles from near disaster to near disaster as he puts his team in jeopardy, testing their friendship and loyalty to the snapping point.