Bazan Librarians Review...

At the end of March, our Bad Girls Book Club was supposed to meet and discuss Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert. Due to the crisis, our library, like many are closed to the public and our events were canceled. I’m lucky to be friends with members of our book group outside of work and because of that our book club is still going! We are now meeting online. Recently we gathered to talk about Get a Life, Chloe Brown, FINALLY! and I am so glad that the group liked it, myself included. *Minor Spoilers* It was a really great read and funny.  It brought some laughter and sexiness into the lives of the readers which is totally needed and appreciated during this time. The heroine is Chloe Brown, yes that Chloe Brown from the title who nearly gets hit by a car that crashes into a building. She was feet away from it when it happened and was not injured. If time had not on her side, she could have been hit. This changes her perspective on things. Miss. Chloe is not satisfied with ...

OMG! If you are a fan of Queer Eye you totally must read this book! Even if you aren’t a fan or have never seen the show...I repeat, I REPEAT! YOU TOTALLY MUST READ THIS BOOK! You know I am serious because I just wrote that in ALL caps, so I mean business. This book really is a raw journey. I have been a fan of Jonathan Van Ness since I started binge-watching Queer Eye last summer. I was late to the Queer Eye game. Although I love all the fab five, Jonathan sticks out like a glittered and glamourous sore thumb. If you have watched the show, then you know what I mean! On the show, Jonathan’s expertise is grooming. He is the hairdresser and skin expert. He is known for his empowering and uplifting attitude. You can visibly see the self-esteem lifted on the faces and shoulders of the people that he helps on Queer Eye as he shows them one on one TLC. He radiates self-love and self-care. However, that was not always the case. The book lives up to the title because he truly does take you ...