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HaBO: Tour Bus Leaves Her Stranded

This HaBO request is from Wynn, who wants to find this novella: I saw a Reddit post on r/RomanceBooks where OP posted “[WWTBC] Contemporary Novella with heartbroken English farmer”. I want to read the book so badly!! I have been searching high and low on Google and Reddit communities. I even used ChatGPT at one point to see if I could dig it up, but I have had no luck so far. Here is what … Continue reading HaBO: Tour Bus Leaves Her Stranded

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Hide Your Wallet: May 28th Release Week!

Welcome back to Hide Your Wallet! This is a quiet end to the month for us. Only three books are on our radar. June is looking much beefier in terms of our personal TBR piles. Do you have anything on your release week list? Or are you in the same boat as us?

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Horror, Contemporary Romance, & More

Books on Sale: Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett & More

RECOMMENDED: Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett is $1.99! Apologies if this is a leftover KDD from the weekend. We had a guest squee review of this one:

Chilling, packed with lore, and a slow burn, Emily Wilde’s Encyclopedia of Faeries by Heather Fawcett is the type of book I’ve been looking for. Their adventure from faerie field research to two professors running like hell from a faerie nightmare kept me on the edge of my seat.

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Cover Snark: Moisturizing Is Important

Scarred by Jim Snyder. A man in black boxer briefs, ankle boots, and a backwards ball cap sits on a motorbike. There's some crackly, sepia filter over the whole thing so the man's skin looks like cracked, dry earth.

Welcome back to Cover Snack! Sarah: I know we don’t need to anthropomorphize bears any more than they already are, but in my mind, this bear is yelling ENOUUUUUUGH! Amanda: There’s something so comforting about the consistency of yelling bears and wolves on shifter covers. Sarah: I want to make a compilation video of some song with a lot of hollering and just show yelling bears and wolves from shifter covers. From Pam G: I … Continue reading Cover Snark: Moisturizing Is Important

Get Rec’d with Amanda – Volume 66

Welcome back to Get Rec’d! If you’re reading this, I’m currently in South Korea for the weekend to attend my brother’s wedding! It’s a whirlwind trip, but I wouldn’t miss this for the world. This time, we have a cozy fantasy novella, a couple non-fiction options, and a new romance anthology coming out in just a few days. Do you have any recommendations to pass along? Leave them in the comments!

Whatcha Reading? May 2024, Part Two

Cozy seat in beautiful backyard flower garden

Welcome back to Whatcha Reading! Here’s how we’re capping off the end of May 2024: Sarah:  I am reading Love of my Afterlife by Kirsty Greenwood , which is about a woman who does, meets her soul mate in the waiting room for the afterlife, and gets sent back to find him, with not a lot of clues and a time limit. It’s got a lot of pop culture (especially romance) references and is so … Continue reading Whatcha Reading? May 2024, Part Two

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616. Reading Rubrics with Shana

In a review for Never Cross a Highlander, Shana came up with the ACAB scale, or the Alyssa Cole Anti-Slavery Book Scale, which ranks how central the horror of slavery is to the storyline. I asked her to tell me all about it, and Shana, kindly, said yes. Our conversation grows (of course) to include the field of narrative therapy and bibliotherapy, other evaluative rubrics for reading, and the subgenres, professions, settings we can, and … Continue reading 616. Reading Rubrics with Shana

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Dogs, Fantasy, & More

Books on Sale: The Secret Service of Tea and Treason by India Holton & More

The Secret Service of Tea and Treason by India Holton is $1.99! This is book three in the Dangerous Damsels series. I reviewed the first book and found it a little too silly for my tastes, but it’s a good book for turning your brain off.

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