Hello everyone and welcome to my tour stop! Erica’s Elephant blog tour is well underway so don’t hesitate to visit the other stops! In the meantime, I hope you will enjoy my review! This is such a sweet story that can be summed up into one of its own quote actually:” The jam in…
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Book Review: “The Serpent King” by Jeff Zentner
I could summarise this novel into one very well-known idiom we surely have all come across or even used while conversing in a social setting. “The apple does not fall far from the tree”. However, how true is this? Dillard Early has his whole life ahead of him, but the only thing he sees at…
My late stop on the “Lying About Last Summer” tour + Giveaway tweet!
Hello all, And yes, I missed my stop on the blog tour. Unfortunately it just could not be helped. However, once you miss your train, you can always jump on the next one, so feel free to hop on! Today I have reviewed Sue Wallman’s recently released debut novel “Lying About Last Summer” so I…
My stop on “The Silent Twin” by Caroline Mitchell tour – with a review
Hello everyone, and welcome to my stop on “The Silent Twin” by Caroline Mitchell tour where I will be introducing you to this novel with my review. There are several stops on this tour so don’t forget to hop on! In the meantime, enjoy! Welcome back to Haven everyone, where the veil between the dead…
Chouett Q&As: Making waves with Chris Vick author of “Kook”
Hello everyone, Today, I am welcoming Chris Vick to Chouett.com . Chris is the author of “Kook”, where love, surfing and the complexities that comes with teen love are explored. Â His recently released debut is already making waves in the UKYA world. I would like to thank Chris who has “kindly :)” been subjected to…
Book Review: “Under The Udala Trees” by Chinelo Okparanta
Seeing love through the eyes of a child. As I look back on this novel, the intensity of first love and its innocence is what comes through the most. At the tender age of 11, Ijeoma’s childhood is cut short. Soon abandonment becomes all but a too familiar constant in her life. Abandonment from Nigeria,…