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Friends – happy Tuesday! Because it’s a Tuesday. Uh, huh. Yep.

Anyways, today I have a double review post, since I have two review books today. 😉

The two books are Unfolding (a mystery standalone) by Jonathan Friesen, and Eleanor (a … some kind of contemporary … magical realism, maybe?) by Jason Gurley.

Enjoy!

The Smashing & Dashing 2016 Character Awards

I’m back and with the Smashing & Dashing 2016 Character Awards by the lovely Cait/PaperFury. *pants* Man, that was LONG.

Anways, this is a tag that Cait created and left open. I’m not going to tag anyone, so if you want to read Cait’s answers, or see the questions, go to her blog RIGHT HERE.

Also – I totally had to look at my Goodreads to see all of the books that I’d read this year … ’cause I was completely hopeless at remembering them. And lastly, because I’m awesome a.k.a.: too lazy to find appropriate gifs all of my gifs are funny Sherlock ones, so  get your Pinterest buttons out.

Between Shades of Gray – Ruta Septys

Hello people! Soo … I’m writing this when I’m sick (boo!) and it’s late. I’m actually copying and pasting from a word doc., but I just need to write the fun stuff at the beginning and end. Yay.

Anyways, this is the historical fiction Between Shades of Gray by Ruta Septys.

Illusionarium – Heather Dixon (one of my now-favorite authors!)

Guys, I read an audiobook. Er, listened to one. And the reader was British (or just had an accent…). And amazingness. This book is glorious.

It is Illusionarium by Heather Dixon. Miss Dixon has only written two books, but I’ve loved them both, and now I can officially say that she is one of my favorite authors! 🙂

Another Blog Tour! (and it’s awesome!)

Hey everyone! Guess what?! It’s another blog tour! 😛

Anyways, this is the third book in The Blades of Acktar by Tricia Mingerink (tied for my favorite author!!!!!!!!): Defy.

The first two reviews for the first two books in the series are here: click for book one // click for book two.

And click here for the rest of the tour!

Review- And interview- And giveaway- Basically awesomeness!!! (Don’t skip this post, in other words. Just. don’t.)

And bringing up the end to our four weeks of Ilyon ( 😥 ), is book 3 in the Ilyon Chronicles by Jaye L. Knight: Samara’s Peril!

This is gonna be a longer post, because I am lucky enough to be apart of the blog tour, so there’s blog tour stuff, along with ………………………… AN INTEREVIEW WITH JAYE!!! Yay! 😀 Which, you can find the rest of the tour here.

(My first three reviews are here, here, and here.)

The King’s Scrolls by Jaye L. Knight

Peoples, we’re OVER HALF WAY DONE WITH THE FOUR WEEKS OF ILYON. Ah! Ahem. Today is book 2 in the Ilyon Chronicles by Jaye L. Knight, and it’s called The King’s Scrolls. Now, let’s cut the suspense and get on with it, shall we?? 😀

(Oh, and, you can find my reviews for book 1 and 1.5 here and here.)

This is my favorite book (well, tied three ways), so you’d better like it!

And now it is week TWO in my Ilyon Chronicles run, and this is book one: Resistance by Jaye L. Knight. (Click right here for the review of Half-Blood, bk 1.5.)

I’m super excited for this week, because Resistance is – so far – my favorite out of the whole series. And, I hope that you enjoy my review! 😀

Half person, half ryrik (and if you want to know what that is, you’re gonna have to read the book)

So … I’ve been rereading one of my favorite series EVER, and, of course, I’m doing reviews for them. All in a row. For the next four weeks. And on the last one … I’ve got a surprise for you!!

Starting the four weeks of awesomeness off, is Half-Blood by Jaye L. Knight, book 1.5 (though it takes place before the others, and sort of overlaps). Oh, and, I guess that I should tell you, the series is the Ilyon Chronicles, a Christian fantasy series that is THE BEST.

Entwined by Heather Dixon

Pluto should be a planet!! I mean, I get why it ISN’T, but once a planet, always a planet, right?? Sorry, I’m doing physics in science, and I still remember when they said that Pluto was no longer a planet (though I was only, what, six? Seven?).

ANYWAYS. Today I am reviewing a great book by Heather Dixon called Entwined.