The Kaiju Preservation Society

When COVID-19 sweeps through New York City, Jamie Gray is stuck as a dead-end driver for food delivery apps. That is, until Jamie makes a delivery to an old acquaintance, Tom, who works at what he calls "an animal rights organization." Tom's team needs a last-minute grunt to handle things on their next field visit. … Continue reading The Kaiju Preservation Society

Fireside favorites : 10 of my favorite 2020 reads

Welcome back to another Bookending Winter post! Today's prompt is hosted by Lauren and Becky @ Northern Plunder. Bookending Winter is a book blogging event run by Clo and Sam, in which different bloggers host a couple of prompts each during the month of December. Anyone who wants to participate can register on the announcement … Continue reading Fireside favorites : 10 of my favorite 2020 reads

The Deep, by Rivers Solomon

This is going to be a short review, for a short book - but an excellent one ! The Deep is a novella (less than 200 pages) written by Rivers Solomon, and published in 2019. It’s shelved in adult science-fiction and fantasy on Goodreads, but I didn’t know anything about the plot when I borrowed … Continue reading The Deep, by Rivers Solomon

Family Trust, by Kathy Wang

I finally had the time to read Family Trust, by Kathy Wan, during the #AGameOfBooksathon readathon ! I've been seeing that book everywhere for such a log time now, and to be honest, now that I've read it, I'm a little disappointed. I almost didn't want to write a review, because so many people had … Continue reading Family Trust, by Kathy Wang

Until the day I die

As a rule, I don't read thrillers. The ones I've read so far were not enjoyable, either absolutely terrifying or completely boring, and some even gave me actual nightmares. But Until the day I die, written by Emily Carpenter and published today (March 12) is the exception to this rule. With half the book set … Continue reading Until the day I die

So, there’s a whole book of “oh no” comics.

Even if the name Alex Norris doesn't ring a bell, if you have any sort of access to the internet, you've probably read some of his comics in the last few years. Since 2016, he has been the creator and illustrator of the now famous "oh no" comics, all of which have the same sad, … Continue reading So, there’s a whole book of “oh no” comics.