On April 26th, we spent the morning on a book adventure, celebrating Indie Bookstore Day! Honestly, I hadn’t even realized this day was coming up—time has been such a blur lately. But while I was searching for something fun to do for another “mommy and little dude” day, I stumbled across a post about Indie Bookstore Day and immediately knew we had to go. So we jumped in the car and headed to Gibson’s Bookstore in Concord, NH!
Indie Bookstore Day 2025 | Book Event
Everybody Is in the Place by Emma J. Gibbon | Book Review
Everybody Is in the Place by Emma J. Gibbon is a nightmare wrapped in neon light. In this tale, we follow two characters riding the high of an acid trip while they enter a fairground for an evening of fun (or at least what they thought would be fun).
Spider to the Fly by J.H. Markert | Book Review
Spider to the Fly by J.H. Markert is SO ADDICTING. Right from the first few pages, you just know this story is going to get your skin crawling.
Kevin J. Kennedy Presents Horror Tales from Scotland II | Book Review
The first installment of Kevin J. Kennedy Presents Horror Tales from Scotland was intense, but in Horror Tales from Scotland II, the authors take things to an entirely new level. This collection dives even deeper into the darkness, featuring stories of sacrifice, seething rage, ruthless revenge, and two hauntingly different takes on the concept of the hunt.
Kevin J. Kennedy Presents Horror Tales from Scotland | Book Review
Kevin J. Kennedy Presents Horror Tales from Scotland is an anthology of four tales that each bring a unique level of horror to the table! In this collection, we have gore, chilling transformations, and terrifying invasions.
The Invisible by Steve Stred | Book Review
The Invisible by Steve Stred is a jumpy and patchwork tale of a man struggling with the journey that he is on.