I have two different answers to this question and they are dependent on whether I look at it from a reviewer’s POV or from that of a reader. As a book blogger I’d have to go with no because I want my reviews to be read by the largest audience possible and that means no […]

I don’t get to re-read books nearly as much as I’d like to but I guess I can only blame myself for that one. What can I say? It’s hard to say no to a shining new ARC in favour of one of my old favourites. The only exception is audiobooks; I find that I […]

It’s a toss-up between Facebook and Twitter; they are both utterly addictive (and useful) but for different reasons. I like Facebook because it’s a good way to stay in touch with key people such as family, friends and fellow book bloggers. The new feed list feature is a great way to keep up with your […]

I opted to revisit one of Julie’s older questions this week and this one caught my eye. Since I’ve moved over to WordPress I have a lot more flexibility with my navigation menus; adding subcategories and drop down lists is WAY easier. As a result, I’ve had to come up with a new game plan […]