Tag: #rachelreads&reviews

• Book of the Month: Hitwoman #3-4

  We did it! We did it! We finished our final book club selection, making it twenty books in one year. Yay us! Well technically, it’s twenty one as #3 of the Hitwoman series, The Hitwoman gets Lucky is a novella of 80 pages so it made sense to continue on to #4 which is a…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 29, 2024

  Book/Author Highlight

  #actioncomedy, #avonbooks, #confessionsofaslightlyneurotichitwoman, #jblynn, #rachelreads&reviews, #thehitwomanandthefamilyjewels, #thehitwomangetslucky, #theneurotichitwomanseries

• Dahlia Adler Interview

  Dahlia Adler is the author, editor, anathologist among other hats for The Radleigh University trilogy, Cool for the Summer, His Hideous Heart anathology, Going Bicoastal and other YA books specializing in queer, Jewish representation. She graciously took the time before Hannakuh to answer my questions about representation, behind the scenes process to anathologies and what’s…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 24, 2024

  Interview

  #comeasyouare, #coolforthesummer, #dahliaadler, #girlsinsports, #goingbicoastal, #hishideousheart, #homefieldadvantage, #jewishrep, #queerrep, #rachelreads&reviews, #underthelights, #YA

• Asgardians: Thor Review

  As Thor attempts to traverse a river, he is forced to prove to a grouchy, mysterious old man that he is truly the one and only, mighty Thor! 

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 23, 2024

  Reviews

  #asgardians, #firstsecondbooks, #georgeo'connor, #graphicnovel, #norsemythology, #rachelreads&reviews, #thor

• Ranking The Gilded Age Heiresses

  The last romance series of the year brings the former colonies to its English roots with the Crenshaw family touring England for a vaction. Unbeknowst to the girls, the true intention behind the trip is for their social climbing parents to marry them off to entitled gentlemen. Well, August and Violet aren’t going down without…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 21, 2024

  Rankings

  #avonromance, #gildedageromance, #harperst.george, #historicalromance, #rachelreads&reviews, #thedevilandtheheiress, #theduchesstakesahusband, #thegildedageheiresses, #theheiressgetsaduke, #theladytemptsanheir

• Star Power

  As part of my nostalgia year, I decided to finally look at a series that keeps popping up on Goodreads suggestions when I filter Hollywood, celebrity etc. It was for lower schoolers in the vein of Hannah Montana and such. After all these years of reading the summaries I had to find out what they…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 19, 2024

  Book Suggestions

  #cathyhapka, #celebrity, #hollywood, #lowergrade, #rachelreads&reviews, #starpower

• Book of the Month: Gone with the Wind

  Ah yes, the book that has lived for almost a hundred years and it makes one feel like they’ve lived through a hundred years. Yes, I’m talking about Margaret Mitchell’s decade-spanning work, Gone with the Wind, covering before, during and after the Civil War from the POV of one stubborn hellion, Scarlet O’Hara. There’s not…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 18, 2024

  Book/Author Highlight

  #antebellumsouth, #civilwarsouth, #classics, #gonewiththewind, #historicalfiction, #margaretmitchell, #rachelreads&reviews

• Ranking Hundred Oaks

  After vicariously reading the Pretty Tough series, I was in the mood for more girls in sports narratives. Again, of which there are surprisingly few series dedicated to the premise. The only other one I remembered was this. I wanted to read it when it was first coming out but I never got round to…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 15, 2024

  Rankings

  #breatheanniebreathe, #catchingjordan, #comingupforair, #contemporayromance, #defendingtaylor, #hundredoaks, #jessesgirl, #mirandakenneally, #rachelreads&reviews, #racingsavannah, #sourcebooks, #sourcebooksfire, #sports, #stealingparker, #thingsIcan’tforget

• America’s First Daughter Review

  After thoroughly enjoying Dray and Kamoie’s book on the Hamiltos, I had to go read their first book together about Jefferson’s eldest daughter, Martha “Patsy’ Jefferson and how she shaped the founding father we know today. It is always said that behind every great man, there was a great woman and this is especially prominant…

  rachelbeerwoman

  December 1, 2024

  Book/Author Highlight, Reviews

  #america’sfirstdaughter, #hachettebookgroup, #historicalfiction, #laurakamoie, #rachelreads&reviews, #revolutionarywar, #stephaniedray, #thefoundingfathers, #williammorrow, #williammorrowbooks

• Book of the Month: Crocodile on the Sandbank

  A bit of The Mummy, a bit of a stand-alone Agatha Christie, the adventures of Amelia Peabody feature a plain, spinster along the lines of Jane Eyre. Albeit a more sprightly Jane Eyre what with the shooting, escavating and mummy-hunting. Let me back up a bit with the death of Amelia’s father, she decides to…

  rachelbeerwoman

  November 29, 2024

  Book/Author Highlight

  #ameliapeabodymystery, #crocodileonthesandbank, #egypt, #elizabethpeters, #hachettebookgroup, #historicalfiction, #mystery, #rachelreads&reviews

• Ranking The Secrets of Charlotte Street

  This was really, really hard. In fact, I almost considered not ranking the series because each of them were so well-written that the minor flaws made it impossible to rank one above the other because they were insurmountable compared to what Peckham did right in subverting tropes and creating three-dimensional characters of complexities and layers.…

  rachelbeerwoman

  November 25, 2024

  Rankings

  #1700s, #historicalromance, #rachelreads&reviews, #romance, #scarlettpeckham, #thedukeIruined, #theearlItempted, #theeroticsofcharlottestreet, #thelordIleft, #thesecretsofcharlottestreet