Very sweet story about friendship

I Love Slop is a funny book.

Correia delivers a fantastic follow up to his first novel in the series. House of Assassins really delves into the magic system of the world in much greater depth and how it’s performed. You also have the standard superheroic feats of Ashok, the m...

My son picked this book out as a reward for completing a reading challenge. He has not gone a day without reading this book since, it lives on our coffee table now. This book really sparked his creativity in a way that I haven’t seen it spark befo...

This was an amazing book. Weir brings the seemingly simple explanation of scientific concepts that he’s known for to another great disaster. However, all of humanity is at stake as opposed to one astronaunt on Mars. An alien lifeform is eating the...

I wish I had read this book differently. I read it in very small chunks that took something away from it. The story follows Gideon, a foundling who is part of the Ninth House, a necromantic enclave in a solar system that seems be a kind of necroma...

We have another Agatha Raisin novel from Beaton. The story has the standard pattern of Agatha wanting to have a relationship with her neighbor who vacillates between liking her and wanting to keep their distance, fearing Agatha’s attentions. Agath...

This is my first novel by Maas, and it was a ride. Maas starts out by throwing a lot of information at you about the world she has created here. It can be a little overwhelming as she sets uo the fact that magical beings came to our world thousand...

This was one of the best starts to a series and world creation that i’ve seen in a long time. Sanderson builds a rich and diverse world with a new magic system that is easy to explain, and he doesn’t shove all sorts of minute details and rules dow...

Mystery