by Coleen Salcedo THE STORY Juliet represents the road less traveled. Will Lena take it? Lena Newman is 17, her best friend’s a cheerleader, her boyfriend’s a football player, and as far as everyone is concerned, her life is sorted. But that’s before she befriends the new girl. Juliet is confident, slightly damaged, drop-dead gorgeous andContinue reading “Bookbed reviews ‘Just Juliet’ by Charlotte Reagan”
Monthly Archives: July 2017
Brave(he)art: An Interview with Shai San Jose
by KB Meniado One of the most important facets of growing up and learning who you are as an individual is being able to express yourself. It can be as diverse as the clothes you wear to the music you listen to down to the words you choose to use. For Shai, watercolor is her weaponContinue reading “Brave(he)art: An Interview with Shai San Jose”
From the Bookbed Room: ‘What to Say Next’ by Julie Buxbaum
by Shealea Iral Let me quickly throw this out there: What to Say Next by Julie Buxbaum is a wonderfully written, heartwarmingly captivating novel that I will actively recommend other people to read! It is meant to be read and passed on to another pair of hands. By that, I don’t mean that it’s a story you should onlyContinue reading “From the Bookbed Room: ‘What to Say Next’ by Julie Buxbaum”
Bookmarked: The Bookmark Collector ~ Regina Mačiulytė
by Lindy Gamolo Hello, everyone! After an eon, Bookmarked is back and we’re even more excited to share anything and everything about collecting bookmarks! If you have read The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin (which I recommend you do if you haven’t), you might recall that one of her resolutions to be happy is to start aContinue reading “Bookmarked: The Bookmark Collector ~ Regina Mačiulytė”
Bookbed reviews: ‘Kate, Finally’ by Yeyet Soriano
by Inah Peralta THE STORY After six sizzling nights with hot IT consultant Layne Sto. Domingo, writer Kate Borromeo realizes she really sucks at love. She’s thirty-five, she just recently moved on from a destructive unrequited love situation with her longtime love and best friend, only to end up in bed with someone who isn’t goingContinue reading “Bookbed reviews: ‘Kate, Finally’ by Yeyet Soriano”
Bookbed turns 7! (plus 7 giveaways!)
Seven years of Bookbed today, and we’re celebrating it by giving away gifts to seven of our readers and followers! The gifts are: One (1) Bookbed tote A copy of Regret No More by Nelson T. Dy, courtesy of OMF Literature A copy of The Goldilocks Enigma by Paul Davies A journal + 3 pens Three books for childrenContinue reading “Bookbed turns 7! (plus 7 giveaways!)”
Poetry Submission: ‘Nineteen’
by Shealea Iral What are the hard sciences? you ask to the class a person from the back answers chemistry physics biology mathematics your right hand briefly dances in the air an obviously dismissive gesture and light laughter forces its way out of your weary throat now let’s forget about the hard sciences Let’sContinue reading “Poetry Submission: ‘Nineteen’”
