The Anxious Author

  Check out this book by my friend Andrew Kirschner! It’s a strange universe where not even Ms. Infinity herself is safe! Nancy Proper is no ordinary nanny. Stacy Holstein’s mom refuses to believe her stories of the magical and strange things that Nancy does. Her brother believes her though, and fortunately his girlfriend, Bonnie Boring, is secretly the invincible Ms. Infinity! When Nancy reveals her evil intentions and kidnaps Stacy, Bonnie tracks her down and discovers Properland, a cartoon pocket universe where the evil Nancy Proper is the god, and she brainwashes children to transform them into her cartoon subjects. But Bonnie is in for another shock. Her powers don’t work there! An update of vintage superheroes meets a warped version of a childhood classic. The fourth Ms. Infinity adventure takes you to a unique and unforgettable fantasy world full of action, thrills and humor. Preorder now! Releasing July 29th! Amazon.com: Ms. Infinity: Childhood in Infinity eBook : Kirschner, An

  Welcome back to another episode of Shelf Life. I continued my streak of being behind schedule in June, by reading way fewer books than I planned, but I still got quite a few good ones read. I am currently sitting at 62/150 books read for my goals and have two loaded on my Kindle. One of which I have 4 pages left in. The other I'm restarting because I was listening to it and then realized it is one that needs to be read 'manually' instead. Sisters in Arms, Kaia Alderson June Historical Fiction YA and up Hardback 3/5 As a rule, I don't rate a book I DNF below 3 stars. Sometimes I don't rate them at all, but this one I am. I had to give up on this book. I really wanted to like it but I got 100 pages in and the main characters had literally just reached boot camp. The beginning was so long and felt dragged out, plus I thought I'd like the characters at first, then they started throwing