I’ve been interested in Norse Mythology for quite a while now. Of course the Marvel stories helped to really boost that interest when I started getting into the movies and comics! But I’ve also read a number of other works about these tales. So in this collection, many of the stories were familiar, but others were…
[Book Review] Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman
[Graphic Novel Review] ApocalyptiGirl: An Aria for the End Times by Andrew MacLean
ApocalyptiGirl: An Aria for the End Times by Andrew MacLean was such a fun read! My only “complaint” is that it went SO fast and I wanted more! 😀 So if you’re looking for a graphic novel with a deep storyline, you should probably look elsewhere. But if you want something quick and fun, I…
[Top 5 Wednesday] Books That Would Make Good Video Games
What a fun topic! I wanted to go more in-depth here, but I just didn’t have the steam this week. Top Five Wednesday is hosted by Thoughts on Tomes. For those of you that are interested in taking part, check out the Goodreads group here: Top 5 Wednesday. Top 5 Wednesday: Books That Would Make Good Video Games…
[Book Review] Appetite for Innocence by Lucinda Berry
Appetite for Innocence by Lucinda Berry was quite a read. Right from page one I was hooked. I had such a hard time putting it down so I could go to work! I’d highly recommend picking this up on a day when you don’t have any other plans because you’ll certainly want to read the…
[Graphic Novel Review] The Encyclopedia of Early Earth by Isabel Greenberg
The first work by Isabel Greenberg that I read was The One Hundred Nights of Hero (check out my review by clicking here), and I really loved it! As soon as I finished that book, I went to my library database to see what other works I could request. I had to wait quite some time…
[Book Blogger Hop] One Author I Dream Of Meeting
Book Blogger Hop Book Blogger Hop is a weekly meme hosted by Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer, where you answer a question and join a “hop”. The purpose is to help bloggers discover and get to know one another. This Week’s Question: If you could meet one author, dead or alive, who would it be?…