This week’s question comes to us from Nicci @ Sunny Buzzy Books, who asks: What spooky creature and/or setting do you never get tired of reading about? Because this is an October prompt, I reckon I’m supposed to be talking about monsters of the Frankenstein or zombie variety. But I—much to the chagrin of my… Continue reading BBH: Creatures you never tire of

This week’s BBH prompt was supposed to be “Books that make you crave chocolate” but I could only come up with a couple so I went looking in the BBH archives and this one from last year looked fun: Do you read paranormal romances? If so, what is your favorite thing about the genre? (submitted… Continue reading BBH: Paranormal Romance/Urban Fantasy

This week’s question comes to us from Julie @ JadeSky who asks— Are you more willing to read traditionally published books than self-published (indie) books? Or do you not have a preference? This would have been a much, much easier question to answer ten years ago. I remember when all of the indie authors I… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop—Traditional vs Indie Publishing

This week’s question ones to us from Elizabeth @ Silver’s Reviews. Elizabeth asks: Where do you get background images for your posts, or do you create them yourself? Screenshots of book covers come from anywhere I can find one on the Internet. The marketing slides I use on FB and Instagram I make myself in… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: Artwork

This week’s questions comes to us from Julie @ JadeSky) who asks: Are you more likely to choose to read a book based on the synopsis, or the cover? If I actually read the synopsis, then it will carry more weight than the cover, but the cover is what gets me to pick up the… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: Cover vs Synopsis

I was originally going to skip this topic, since I haven’t read a physical book since 2010, when I bought my first Kindle. Seriously. Not one. However, the more I thought about it, the more I thought that this would be a great time to talk about the ONE thing that I miss about treeware,… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: What do you use as a bookmark?

This week’s question comes to us from Julie at JadeSky who asks: How young do you think children should be when they start reading? I’m not sure that the question should be when should they, but more when can they. I think that babies, with their weird, miraculous little brains, are capable of learning in… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: When Should Kids Start Reading

This week’s question comes to us from Elizabeth at Silver’s Reviews, who asks: If you read a print book after reading a few e-books, do you find yourself tapping the bottom of the page so it will turn? I haven’t read a print book in 11 years, since I bought my first Kindle, so no.… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: How e-readers can make us look silly

This weeks question comes to us from Julie at JadeSky, who asks— Have you ever gotten a book signed by the author? Sort of. I am not a big fan of books as collectibles. But a looooong time ago…like in the nineties…film director Kevin Smith was selling autographed copies of some book-versions of some of… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: Signed Books

This week’s question was submitted by Elizabeth @ Silver's Reviews who asks “Do you tend to stay with favorite authors and genres or do you try to branch out?” Lord, I try to branch out, I do. But the last time I added a new genre to the rotation was back in 2016 when I… Continue reading Book Blogger Hop: Genres