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Review: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins

I loved the Hunger Games series but I didn’t rush to read the prequel because I could have cared less about Snow. Before it came out, there were all these rumors about which Hunger Games it would be about and what a disappointment when it turned out to be Snow. There was a time, not so long ago, there was this moment of trying to humanize villains and I didn’t really care to find out what…


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Review: The Woman in Me by Britney Spears

This was heartbreaking to listen too. I don’t normally do audiobooks but I was kind of intrigued by Michelle Williams narration. She’s good. I think it’s a testament to her performance and the writing itself that I forgot it wasn’t Britney herself reading it. I am only a year younger than Britney. We are both December birthdays. I remember watching her on the Mickey Mouse Club and when she…


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Review: The Love Hypothesis by Ali Hazelwood

I am glad that I didn’t know that this started out as a Reylo fanfic because I think that would have ruined it for me. And that would have been a shame because I really enjoyed this book. It was very cute. I wasn’t sure about the whole Professor/PHD student romance at first because that could be fraught with red flags but I thought it was handled well.

Olive is a Phd student who out of nowhere…


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Review: Stars and Smoke by Marie Lu

This was a fun book. Winter is the biggest pop star in the world. He also happens to be the favorite singer of the daughter of one of the most dangerous men in the world. So when Winter gets invited to play her birthday party it is the opening that Sydney, a covert operative for an agency that does what the CIA won’t. Which if you know the CIA’s history that’s some real shit. Sydney poses as…


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