Dear Authors and Book Bloggers
Originally posted on The Oddness of Moving Things: I had no plans to blog today, but after an email I received sometime in the last 48 hours I wanted to get on my soapbox and write a little PSA. I’ll...
View ArticleBook 558: Autoboyography – Christina Lauren
I can’t believe I binged this. I started it around 4 PM on my way home from work and was done by midnight. I wasn’t expecting to love this as much as I did, but it just hit all the right notes for me....
View ArticleBook 561: Romancing Miss Brontë – Juliet Gael
I feel like I may have read this before, but if I did it was in my first year of blogging when I missed a few books in my reviews. Who knows, maybe I’m just so familiar with the Brontë’s story that...
View ArticleBook 585: Abridged Classics – John Atkinson
I’m going to keep this review super short, since every 1-2 pages represents a classic that is hundreds of pages long! Who am I to write a super wordy review of a hilarious take on so many classics? Not...
View Article2018 Year-End Recap
Another calendar year gone and six more months toward 9 years of The Oddness of Moving Things. Now that my last books of 2018 have posted I’m ready to share my stats for the year. It was yet another...
View ArticleBook 792: Hallucinating Foucault – Patricia Duncker
I forgot how beautiful this novel is. That’s not surprising considering it’s been over a decade since I read it and I’m honestly not sure if this is my original copy or if I picked up a new one in the...
View ArticleBook 803: Sixpence House – Paul Collins
This has been on my Kindle since February 2013 and really it should’ve stayed there. UGH. I distinctly remember purchasing it because it was about books and specifically takes place in Hay-on-Wye...
View ArticleBook 848: The Stolen Suitor (Clyde’s Corner #2) – Eli Easton
So, Easton can tell a story that’s NOT a MM Holiday Romance 😀 I mean, I knew this was true, she clearly has dozens of other works out there, but somehow the only two I’ve read from her were both...
View ArticleBook 856: The Last Chance Library – Freya Sampson
When I saw the title of this one, it was a no brainer I was going to request a copy of it from the publisher.* I’m sure I read the blurb and thought it was a great premise, but by time I got around to...
View ArticleBook 861: Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal? – Jeanette Winterson
I picked this book up way back in November 2014 because I’d been hearing great things about it and remembered enjoying Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit in undergrad (and still languishing on my TBR...
View ArticleBook 932: Young Jane Austen – Lisa Pliscou
I picked this up back in 2016 and it’s languished on my TBR Austen/Brontë shelf ever since. It came up on my random book generator spreadsheet when I was packing books for our vacation back in February...
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