I purchase a lot of books because a simple concept will spark my intrigue. The Forgetting by Sharon Cameron is one of these books. The city of Canaan has its secrets, but not because people keep them on purpose. Every 12 years, the people of Canaan lose their memories and have to rely on what they write in their books as truth. Nadia, who seemed to remember almost everything from the last Forgetting, notices her books have been changed. While she has learned to keep quiet ove

Before I start this review, let's get one thing straight, the book is nine times out of ten better than the movie. This instance is no different. Now that that's out of the way, let's look at this book and movie, shall we? Wade Watts lives in a future where life is spent in the OASIS, an extensive virtual reality. In the midst of a world-wide economic collapse, the creator of OASIS dies, leaving the VR world to whoever can pass his series of tests and find his Easter egg. Sur

Sometimes you look at a book cover and know you need to read that book. That's what happened with The Program by Suzanne Young. No, I didn't just buy the book without reading the plot summary, but I could have and been happy with my purchase. Sloane and James are teenagers in a world where suicide has been ruled an epidemic among adolescents. Luckily, there is a cure: The Program. What's not so lucky is that the program basically erases every memory that is not overly happy -

I decided to do something a little different with the blog this week. I wanted to do spotlights on one novel a week. These novels will either be books I'm currently reading or books I've read. I've read a lot of books. I'm currently reading a lot of books. So, I figured I'll have a lot of book reviewing content to give you all over the coming weeks. This week, we'll look at a book I found randomly on a BookBub add. Perfected by Kate Jarvik Birch Sometimes in the near future,