So I've received a lot of questions from people asking me how I remember certain details to review on my blog reviews and I decided to write a Jess' Book Advice for it. Perhaps.. if you call it advice. If you're like me, you read a lot. And once you read five or six books a month, its hard to keep track of...
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The Tommyknockers by Stephen King The Tommyknockers is about our main character Bobbi Anderson who stumbles across this box in the ground and decides to dig it up. With help from her friend Jim, they decide to dig up what they realize is an alien spaceship, uncovering the mysteries of the town and how the ship got there. It was.. okay. Originally on...
The Assassin's Blade by Sarah J Maas The Assassin's Blade is a collection of five novellas all occurring before the Throne of Glass series starts. I was told to read this collection of novellas after the second book in the Throne of Glass series, Crown of Midnight. And honestly, after actually reading this collection of novellas, I disagree. In this collection of novellas,...
Every Last Word by Tamara Ireland Stone Every Last Word follows our main character Samantha or "Sam" who is well known as one of the popular girls in school. Truth is, under all things girly, she has a secret none of her friends know: she has Purely Obsessional OCD. Desperate to find people she can relate to, she finds Caroline who introduces her...
On Writing by Stephen King On Writing is a memoir and writing guidebook written by King which exposes his personal life and how he's gotten to the point he is now and how he writes his brilliant New York Times Bestsellers! Another 5-stars from King! I picked up this book because I have a large fascination with King's writing. You see, when you...
Since many of you love reading my reflection posts and a lot of you have been very supportive and eager with my writing process, I promised I would do writing updates on Instagram and writing reflections on my blog. I felt like this was an outlet for myself to get down my writing memories for the future and even let you all in...
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Stephen King The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon follows our 9 year-old main character Trisha whose parents recently split and her older brother is no longer getting along with their mother -- whom they currently have custody to. One day, Trisha's mother plans a hiking trip for herself, Trisha and Trisha's brother. As Trisha's mother and...
As we're four months into 2018, I've realized I haven't really expressed any of my goals for 2018. And honestly, most of it was because I really wasn't sure if I was going to go through with it. But as 2018 goes on and I'm starting to grow more as a person, I've realized what I really want and what I really need....
Christine by Stephen King This infamous Stephen King novel follows our outcast main character Arnie who falls in love with this 1958 red and white Plymouth Fury that he sees parked in someone's driveway, eager to sell it. Christine, named by the previous owner gives Arnie the confidence he's never had. Until Arnie's best friend uncovers Christine's murderous past. Surprise! A King book...