It’s my turn on the blog tour for Let Your Lips Twitch by R.A Clarke! Read on to see what I thought of the book! Synopsis: Comedy is everywhere if you allow yourself to see it—to feel it. It can be subtle or overt,dark or joyous, adorable or cheeky. Such ageless versatility is beyond compare.…
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Our external reviewer Chris is making up the most of these reviews as I get ready to move into a new home and I am super grateful for that. This time, he read a book called The Cretin Gene by Brendan Hall. Synopsis: Al Horowitz, ageing cartoonist and self-styled ninja, is catapulted from peaceful dotage…
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Can’t come out tonight? Why? Because I am all booked up! I am busy reading Dork by Will Winkle. Synopsis: Ray Cooper is graduating from college and doesn’t know what he wants to do with his life – stop me if you’ve heard this before. Besides his impending graduation, Coop also has the problem of…
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I started this series and finished it in the same year. Very thankful to Zachary Ryan for reaching out to me to see if I wanted to read his book. I had never read a book with this much drama and I loved every second of it. Now I have read the final book in…
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Welcome to the month-long mega tour for Charlie Laidlaw’s newest book, The Space Between Time, due for release on June 20th! There will be fantastic bloggers participating, who will be posting interviews, excerpts, reviews, and other exclusive content! Additionally, there are loads of goodies being given away, so be sure to enter at the bottom!…
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Welcome back to the blog, bookies. We have a new review for a graphic novel called Hippo Ocracy by a company called Bad Aura. They sent us two graphic novels (the other will be reviewed tomorrow) and we are more than happy because graphic novels are the best. Synopsis: Khipo leads the hippo kingdom with…
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Book reviews, for the win! We have another here at Breakeven Books for a book called Songs from Richmond Avenue by Michael Reed. This book is summed up as a Houston love story with beer and a couple of dead folks thrown in. Pages: 181 Synopsis: If the adage “nothing civilized ever resulted from the drinking…
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I finished another book guys! I did it. I read a lot 😀 This one was called Rats, Mice and Other Things You Can Take to the Bank by Leslie Handler. If you read the blog regularly, then you would have seen my post on the book highlight. Synopsis: Part memoir, part essay collection, Rats, Mice, and…
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Hey guys, so I have received 2 copies of this book Rats, Mice and Other Things You Can’t Take To The Bank by Leslie Handler. I will be hosting a giveaway with the other copy starting next week! For now, I will be giving you a highlight of the book. About the Book: From an award-winning syndicated…
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Thanks to Netgalley for sending me this copy of Emergency Contact by Mary H. K. Choi. This book was really good and I loved the writing style 🙂 Synopsis: For Penny Lee high school was a total nonevent. Her friends were okay, her grades were fine, and while she somehow managed to land a boyfriend, he…
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