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admin posted this on January 20th, 2025  About the Book
 A confidence scheme, when properly executed, will follow five movements:
I. The Mark II. The Intrusion. III. The Ballyhoo. IV. The Knot. V. All In.
There may be many counter-strikes along the way, for such is the nature of the game; it contains so many sides, so many endless possibilities… Continue reading Excerpt: The Queen of Fives by Alex Hay
admin posted this on December 9th, 2024 
About the Book
 In this darkly funny and surprisingly sweet novel, a woman creates a golem in a desperate attempt to pretend her life is a rom-com rather than a disaster. Continue reading Book Review AND Excerpt: I Made it Out of Clay by Beth Kander
admin posted this on December 2nd, 2024 About the Book
 From the New York Times Notable author of The Old Woman with the Knife, comes a bracingly original story of family, marriage, the cultural expectations of motherhood, about four women whose lives intersect in dramatic and unexpected ways at a government-run apartment complex outside Seoul Continue reading Excerpt: Apartment Women by Gu Byeong-mo
admin posted this on November 25th, 2024 About the Book
 The Silent Patient meets Rebecca in this twisty debut about the mysterious death of a woman with congenital analgesia, a rare condition where she can’t feel any pain – and an obsessive journalist who will stop at nothing to uncover her most dangerous secrets. Continue reading Excerpt: You Can’t Hurt Me by Emma Cook
admin posted this on October 21st, 2024
If you, like me, have a child/children with names that are not common in the vernacular, or are spelled in a way that is less common, you know the devastation that is a child who can never seem to find “their” name in a book. Ditto if you have a child/children (again, like me) who never seem to quite find themselves in the characters they encounter. Or if you have a reluctant reader, who can’t seem to find any characters that they can relate to on their own. Personalized story books are a fabulous solution to these challenges, and Story Bug is a fabulous source for that solution!
I was contacted by the company to ask if I ever reviewed personalized books. I reported that I had not but would be happy to, and I was invited to order several books for review. My obligation-free review copies were provided directly by Story Bug.
Continue reading Book Review: Story Bug Personalized Children’s Books
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