Tag: mystery

Book Review: City Spies

Book Review: City Spies

A MIDDLE GRADE SPY NOVEL THAT READS LIKE A MOVIE? Featuring a girl in STEM? Kids who go to school for SPY ACTIVITIES? Diverse characters up the wazoo? There are set-ups and they almost always pay off. And it’s fun! It’s really really fun! This is a great start to a series, I’m excited to […]

Posted January 6, 2023 by geograph in Uncategorized / 0 Comments
Book Review: The Woman in the Library

Book Review: The Woman in the Library

This book is WILD and an incredible mystery. It’s set in Boston, in the Boston Public Library, with at least three different layers to it. It’s a thriller that functions as well as a mystery — ie, it doesn’t just keep you on the edge of your seat, there’s actively something to figure out as […]

Posted July 4, 2022 by geograph in adult, review / 0 Comments

Can’t Wait Wednesday | June 29th

Can’t Wait Wednesday is a book blogging meme hosted over at Wishful Endings. It’s to discuss and spotlight books that you’re excited about but that you haven’t read yet, to get you more excited about your TBR pile! It’s based on Waiting on Wednesday, which is hosted by Jill over at Breaking the Spine. I first […]

Posted June 29, 2022 by geograph in can't wait wednesday / 0 Comments
Rainbow Rainbow book review

Rainbow Rainbow book review

This is a book of queer short stories; some of them I really enjoyed, some of them I felt kind of weird about. Conklin uses proses like a knife, but the sharpness of the knife depends on the short story. These aren’t like a lot of the queer lit on the marketplace now (which is […]

Posted May 30, 2022 by geograph in review, Uncategorized / 0 Comments

Bite-sized reviews: Late March edition

I am so stressed and so sick! Great! Let’s get into these reviews. Thanks to NetGalley who keeps approving me for books even though really I should chill out. THE CITY OF DUSK incredibly dense Really intense Not the best thing to read when you are stressed and sick (unless it becomes a comfort read […]

Posted March 20, 2022 by geograph in mini reviews / 1 Comment