13 Hilarious Book Dedications- via BookBub

Click the link to see the list of 13 humorous book dedications guaranteed to make you LOL and likely read the accompanying book. Read voraciously.

A Look Back at My Favorite Books of 2017 Part 1: January-June

Hello again blog family! I thought it was best to commemorate the half-way point of 2017 with a look back at some of my favorite reads this year. I am only focusing on books published and reviewed between January and June even though I have already read three amazing books that publish the beginning of … Continue reading A Look Back at My Favorite Books of 2017 Part 1: January-June →

Subscription Box Review: Socks and I

I had the opportunity to review the monthly sock subscription box, Socks and I, this month. If you follow me on Instagram (@readvoraciously) then you saw my full unboxing. If not, here are a few photos of the wonderful socks I received and my thoughts. You can subscribe to receive a monthly sock delivery at www.socksandi.com. … Continue reading Subscription Box Review: Socks and I →

Books and Virtual Reality- via BookRiot

The possibilities for a coexistence and possible flourishing partnership between literature and virtual reality are explored. Read voraciously.

Instagram Giveaway: The Light We Lost + tea, candle and more

Hey blogosphere! I'm hosting a giveaway on my Instagram account @readvoraciously to share the must-read The Light We Lost by Jill Santopolo (check out my review here). You will also win a bag of tea from Cozy Leaf, a rosemary lemon candle from Slow North and a packet of honey sticks from Bee Local. To enter see the rules in the caption … Continue reading Instagram Giveaway: The Light We Lost + tea, candle and more →

Book Review: Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore by Matthew Sullivan

He was a shattered young man, Lydia often thought, haunted but harmless— a dust bunny blowing through the corners of the store. She liked having him around. “Joey?” The third floor was dim and peaceful. Lydia stepped into a familiar warren of tall wooden shelves and followed their angles and branches into different alcoves and … Continue reading Book Review: Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore by Matthew Sullivan →