Hey guys, I know I haven't been updating this as often as I should be. I'm still in school and it's the end of the year so I've been spending my time studying for finals but it'll all be over this week and then I can get back to blogging regularly.
See you guys soon!
Monday, May 9, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Recommendation Wednesdays
So I know that this is hours late, but you can all still participate.
What books do you recommend people check out this week?
Today I finished reading the Trylle Trilogy and am on book #3 in the My Blood Approves series. Both sereies are written by Amanda Hocking and are very good. You won't want to put them down once you've started.
What books do you recommend people check out this week?
Today I finished reading the Trylle Trilogy and am on book #3 in the My Blood Approves series. Both sereies are written by Amanda Hocking and are very good. You won't want to put them down once you've started.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Recommendation Wednesdays
It's that time once again people! Time to tell the world what you have been reading lately. Was it good? Think the world will like it? Then tell us what it is!
Recently I bought Water for Elephants because I heard from several different people that it was a really good book and I want to read it before I see the movie. So what do you recommend people read?
Recently I bought Water for Elephants because I heard from several different people that it was a really good book and I want to read it before I see the movie. So what do you recommend people read?
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Fresh Writes Spotlight: K. Ryer Breese
K. Ryer Breese lives in Denver. He’s worked as a clinical researcher, a short order chef, a film critic, a patient advocate, and a teacher. He does not, as far as he knows have an super powers but he has had three concussions.
Description:
When seventeen-year-old Ade Patience knocks himself unconscious, he has the ability to see days and decades into the future. But Ade isn’t a do-gooder. He doesn’t see the future for profit or out of good will. No, Ade knocks himself out ’cause he’s addicted to the high he gets when he uses his powers. Besides, he’s learned the hard way that you can’t change the future once you’ve seen it.
Living a life filled with deliberate fights, car accidents, and other concussion inducing activities, Ade’s memory is failing, his grades are in a death spiral, and both his best friend and his shrink are begging him to stop before he kills himself.
But that all changes tomorrow.
Tomorrow the girl of Ade’s dreams arrives at Mantlo High School. He’s seen her before, in a vision, and he’s waited seven hundred and twenty nine days for her to show up. When she does, he’s sure his life will suddenly be wonderful.
If only it were that easy.
Little does Ade know that the girl of his dreams has a boyfriend and, worse, she has an addiction of her own. To win her heart, Ade’s going to have to go clean and do the one thing he knows he can’t: Change the future.
When seventeen-year-old Ade Patience knocks himself unconscious, he has the ability to see days and decades into the future. But Ade isn’t a do-gooder. He doesn’t see the future for profit or out of good will. No, Ade knocks himself out ’cause he’s addicted to the high he gets when he uses his powers. Besides, he’s learned the hard way that you can’t change the future once you’ve seen it.
Living a life filled with deliberate fights, car accidents, and other concussion inducing activities, Ade’s memory is failing, his grades are in a death spiral, and both his best friend and his shrink are begging him to stop before he kills himself.
But that all changes tomorrow.
Tomorrow the girl of Ade’s dreams arrives at Mantlo High School. He’s seen her before, in a vision, and he’s waited seven hundred and twenty nine days for her to show up. When she does, he’s sure his life will suddenly be wonderful.
If only it were that easy.
Little does Ade know that the girl of his dreams has a boyfriend and, worse, she has an addiction of her own. To win her heart, Ade’s going to have to go clean and do the one thing he knows he can’t: Change the future.
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