Book Review: Midnight Sun Shawshank, November 25, 2020November 25, 2020 The book I didn’t think I needed to read! It’s not secret that I loved the Twilight Saga (although, I haven’t finished any other Twilight book since I got here), I didn’t think I needed to read a, and let’s be honest, a retelling of Twilight. I was wrong. This book is pretty much all Edward, all the time. He’s so far in his head, that I don’t think he’s ever be able to claw his way out of it. There is one funny scene that I remember. It’s shortly after he’s met Bella, and he’s imagining/day dreaming of killing everyone in the class, especially Mike Newton, whom he just hates on a visceral level, just so he could drink all of Bella’s blood undisturbed. While Edward’s side of things was very interesting, I loved learning more about his family. Alice is amazing in this book. Just wait until you get to the “Phoenix Incident”. It’s glorious, and makes the whole book a show stopper. Now, I want a book from Alice’s POV. Lockup Library blogbloggerbookbook clubbook loverbooksEdward Cullenjournalmidnight suntwilighttwilight saga
Lockup Library First line Friday December 11, 2020December 11, 2020 So jumping right into it, last weeks book was…. Wait for it…. Did you guess it? It was Sphere by Michael Crichton. Good job if you guessed it! On to this weeks: It happened every year, was almost a ritual. And this was his eighty-second birthday. When, as usual, the… Read More
Lockup Library By Foucault’s Pendulum, now you’re hanged August 21, 2020August 19, 2020 Guess what kids? It’s the for another book review! I’m trying to do them I’m the order that Crystal sent them to me (and in the order I read them in). So next up on the reading list is “Foucaults Pendulum” by Umberto Eco. And if you really like mystery,… Read More
Lockup Library Birthday month book haul! June 22, 2021 What’s up, book nerds?! So yesterday, I’m sitting at home – as one does on a day off, and I hit refresh on the 4 packages that I’m tracking from the beautiful Crystal. After the page refreshes, it says I have a package at the post office. It’s noon, and… Read More