My Bookish Life

                   Hello everybody! I hope you all are having a good morning . I'm taking a break from house stuff today but I wanted to get my December TBR published. I think I will also take some time today to start figuring out my reading stats for the year and my top 10 books of the year so those will be post you all can look forward to seeing on this blog. So lets get started with this Bookopoly round!                       Ok so my game piece is still on the space where I stopped last time just so you know. My first roll is a 10.          That landed me on Chance. The chance cards are cards that have both good and bad reading prompts on them. The stack is about 50/50 so that's why it's called Chance. So lets see what kind I draw!      I drew a good one! Favorite Genre means I get to pick a book from one of my favorite genres . I know it's...

                    Hello everybody! How are you all doing? I hope you are all having a good day. Mine has been really good so far. I went to the gym this morning and I feel really good like I've been killing it today. The kiddo is asleep so I thought I would post my November TBR and show you guys the surprise I have been telling you all I was going to debut on my blog this month!          Ok so I'm no longer really doing a TBR jar I got tired of it and decided I wanted to change things up. Instead of that , I'm now going to be playing a game called Bookopoly every month. My TBR jar isn't completely going away it does have a space on the board so you will see it again eventually. How this game works is each board space is a different reading prompt/category and I have to pick a book that fits the prompt/category of the space I land on . Also, if I role doubles or land on add a book I role twice instead of once . ...

         Hello everybody! I'm finally back! This time I'm here with my April Reading Wrap Up. I didn't finish my whole TBR this month but, I'm ok with that because it's been a stressful month. With that being said let's get to the wrap up!  1. Lock Every Door by Riley Sager Genre: Horror Pages: 368 Rating: 4 stars     My thoughts on the book: For me it read like an 80s horror movie and I absolutely loved that! It may be one of my favorite books of the year we will have to wait and see how that goes. If happen to like stuff like 80s horror movie you will probably love Lock Every Door by Riley Sager. This was the first book I had read by this author and I for sure want to check out more of there books. 2. This Is Going To Hurt: Music , Photography,  and Life Through The Distorted Lens of Nikki Sixx by Nikki Sixx Pages: 2,247 Genre: Bio, Photography,  art , self-help Rating: 4 stars My thoughts on the book: I loved the photograp...

Title: Along Came A Spider Author: James Patterson Pages: 502 Genre: Fiction  Rating: 3.5        Synopsis: A missing little girl named Maggie Rose  ... A family brutally murdered in the projects of Washington,  D.C. ... the thrill killing of an elementary school teacher ... A psychotic serial kidnapper/murderer who is so terrifying that even the FBI, Secret Service, and the police can't outsmart him- even after he has been captured .     My thoughts on the book: I thought it was alright.  Some parts were really intense which I liked. It could be a little scary at some points too.        Gary Murphy/Soneji is one the creepiest book characters I have read about recently.  The twist with him is very interesting and I didn't see that one coming.  He is certainly a crazy frightening character.          I also liked Alex Cross. He seemed pretty realistically written to me. It d...

    Hello everybody! I hope you all are having a good day ! It's April 1st so I thought I would go ahead and post my April TBR. So lets get started. 1. Lock Every Door by Riley Sager    I also wanted to participate in hypeathon this month and this will be a good book to use for it . I have been looking forward to reading it for a long time because I have heard it's really good. I'm  so excited I actually started reading it yesterday. 2. Along Came A Spider by James Patterson       I want to try to knock this book out during hypeathon too. It's one of James Patterson's most talked about books so it fits the requirements for hypeathon. Plus,  it's been on my TBR for the longest. 3. This Is Going To Hurt: Music, Photography,  and Life Through The Distorted Lens of Nikki Sixx by Nikki Sixx      This is a continuation of the spotlight series I'm doing for the concert I'm hope...