If you know me well, you know that I love to research true crime stories, and also have a special fascination with the paranormal. So when I stumbled upon Buzzfeed Unsolved on YouTube, I was ecstatic. Not only were the hosts funny, but they also took widely different stances that made the show interesting.
Being able to combine two of my favorite things in this tag is what made me so excited to do it.
I hope y’all enjoy this post!
Diverse Author Spotlight is a post series here on Book Deviant where I’ll introduce and interview a marginalized author! You can read the first three on this page!
After finding a way to clone dinosaur DNA, John Hammond decides to create a park where people can witness these living fossils. For a price. Everything seems to be going fine, with minimal incidents … until something goes very, very wrong.
Why this book?: It’s been on my TBR for the longest time, mainly because I’m a huge fan of the movie. I finally found it in myself to read this book when I made a Down the TBR Hole where it was featured. If it was landing itself on one of those posts, then I needed to get reading.
When I first started up this blog, I was a stickler for completing my ARCs and posting the reviews two weeks before the release date. Three? years later, that’s not the case.
Because of this, I looked around and found Avalinah’s State of the ARC meme, and decided to join in to at least get this pile under control.
I will attempt to post one of these once a month.
In the aftermath of a school shooting, Lee finds herself swimming through lies of her best friend’s life. After realizing that, after her graduation, no one left in the school would know the truth, Lee decides to come out with the truth of her best friend Sarah, along with other survivors who come forward with their own stories.
Why this book?: I found a copy of it at my local bookstore, and I’d been hearing good things. I decided to read it because I was trying out a TBR Jar.
