Bigger Than a Breadbox-Laurel Snyder
I've heard so many good things about this middle grade novel, so when I saw it displayed in the new arrivals section at my local library, I had to snatch it up! It's an enjoyable, one sitting read with a fresh premise and an endearing protagonist. As an added bonus for me, Rebecca is from Baltimore (as am I) and there are nice references peppered in here and there.
When She Woke-Hillary Jordan
This one of those books that I think people are going to love or hate. There are hot-button issues like abortion and religion featured, so some people might not like it. I was surprised how much I enjoyed this book. It's pretty damned depressing at times, but it's paced beautifully and I absolutely couldn't put it down. I read it in less than a day!
Neverwhere-Neil Gaiman
Since I've known who Neil Gaiman was for freaking ever, I'm kind of ashamed to admit that I'd never read one of his books until last month. I've had a couple of his novels sitting on my shelf for awhile now, but when I picked up Neverwhere I was happy to see that it was as good as I imagined his work to be. I loved this book and I can't wait to read more of his work!
Non Bookish things:
The 2011 adaptation of Jane Eyre. I love the Bronte sisters in a way most ladies love Jane Austen, and I've seen several movies and television renditions of one of my favorite stories ever. But this version is just out of this world, and I'm not going to lie, it's largely due to Michael Fassbender as Mr. Rochester.
:huge, girly sigh:
If you're a fan of the story and haven't seen this yet, I can't recommend it enough!
Lost Girl. LOVE this show. Take a really great urban fantasy novel and turn it into a TV show and you've got Lost Girl.
If you're a fan of the genre, I suggest checking it out on Syfy (or if you're lucky enough to be Canadian, on Showcase!)
I discovered the joy that is the Coke Freestyle Machine. You can pick your main drink, and add flavor shots. How have I lived my life previously without Diet Raspberry Coke? You can look here to see if there's a machine near you.
What were your favorite things in February?



















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