sundaysalon

**taps screen**

Is there anyone still out there?

Hello?  Hello….

**sigh of relief**

Great! Good morning faithful friends!

I’ve been a bad, bad blogger — totally and completely MIA all week long.  Now, I could try and give you the long list of excuses as to why there has been radio silence; like “working from home isn’t all sitting on the couch blogging pretending to do the work you get paid for” (I found out it’s totally true, btw), “spending time with my niece for the first time in two weeks because she’s been busy with school and soccer and traveling” (I think she grew another two inches, seriously), or my personal favorite “I just got completely lazy” (which we all know isn’t true because come on….I’m always doing something, lol).

But these would all be really lame excuses right?  Totally unacceptable right? Well sadly they are all quite true.

The good news?  I read some!  The bad news?  I now have 24 reviews to write because I totally failed at getting a thing done this week.  So here is what I have on tap for review writing this week:

  • Hush Hush
  • The Maze Runner
  • Candor
  • Bad Apple
  • An Offer You Can’t Refuse
  • The Truth About Forever
  • Cracked Up to Be
  • Tomorrow, When the War Began
  • Genesis
  • Nothing But Ghosts
  • Catching Fire
  • Mr. Darcy, Vampyre
  • Pride and Prejudice and Zombies
  • The Dead and The Tone
  • Shelter Me
  • The Arrival
  • Little Black Lies
  • The Dead of Night
  • A Killing Frost
  • The Brain Finds a Leg
  • Into the Wild Nerd Yonder
  • Something, Maybe
  • The Wedding Girl
  • Someone Like You

Not too much right? I can totally get it done, yea?

At any rate, I also have planned posts on the three additional Kidlitcon sessions I’d yet to recap, posting a revised schedule for the Literary League: Read ’til YA Drop book club, and various other scenarios I’d mentioned in previous Sunday Salons that I’ve yet to get to.

I’ve definitely got my work cut out for me!

But first….blogger buddy brunch today in Richmond with Jenn’s Bookshelves, Booklady’s Blog, and the lovely Miriam from Hachette.