I have a problem sometimes with too many POV's, too. The Falling Kingdom series comes to mind. Even though I'm enjoying the series, I keep thinking I'd enjoy it more if it was a bit more focused.
My recent post Review: Hold Me Like a Breath by Tiffany Schmidt

I'm happy to see Illuminae as one of the favorites. I'm really excited for this one. I tried reading Mosquitoland, but I just couldn't get into it.

Nicole: What an exciting trip you've got coming up. Prague is one city I desperately want to visit. Hope you have an amazing time! And I'll be DM'ing for your personal IG to see those pics!

Ashley: Enjoy the rest of your vacation, and take care of those feet! :)
My recent post Review: The Devil You Know by Trish Doller

I'm in love with this series. I finally read Steelheart about a week and a half ago, and I read Firefight over the weekend. I am so intrigued by Firefight, too. She is probably the most interesting character, IMO. (Well, at least until THAT THING happened with THAT OTHER CHARACTER at the end of Firefight.
My recent post Stacking the Shelves: January 24, 2015

I feel like I could have written this myself! My review funk has lasted five months and counting. When I stopped blogging in August, I think it started a vicious cycle: I'm not blogging, so therefore I cannot review. And then: I cannot review, so I cannot blog. Mine wasn't so much a lack of confidence as the belief that I was physically and mentally incapable of writing a review. (Or IS that a lack of confidence? LOL.) The problem was that I had a whole bunch of e-ARCs that were published during my hiatus, and I HAD TO write something about them. I knew a full review wasn't possible, so I thought, "Well, perhaps it will suffice if I just wrote two or three sentences on GR. And I couldn't even do that!

When I forced myself to come back to blogging last week, my first review was a negative one, and it somehow just flowed out of my head. Well, "flowed" for me - I'm not one of those 20 minute review writers, either. And I started to think, "OK, I can do this." But then yesterday, I wrote my second review, and it was a positive one. And it sucks. And I knew it sucked when I clicked "Publish." It's a couple paragraphs of a synopsis and a sentence saying, "I liked it." But it was for a finished hardcover provided by a pub, so I didn't feel like I could avoid posting at all, or just trying the "two sentences on GR" approach. So now I'm back to thinking I cannot review.

As for you, I KNOW you know how to review, and I'm glad you got your confidence back. Would you send some my way? :)
My recent post Review: The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber

Audible provides audiobooks for review??? I had no idea!

I didn't really like Pawn. One of the things that bothered me was that the whole transformation thing was just too hard to swallow. I know I shouldn't get up in those things, but I just couldn't get past it.

If this had been a "Wow!" review, I might have given this a shot. But it doesn't sound like I'd like it any better than Pawn.
My recent post The Stacey Jay Kickstarter, Bullying, and Hypocrisy

You've given me hope for this book, which I just got from the library yesterday. RR was 2 stars for me, and I wouldn't usually continue a series with a blah opener, but for some reason, I feel like I could get into this.

I also love grim. And tragic. Much more interesting than sappy endings, although those have their purposes, too. :)

Glad you are enjoying this series so much!
My recent post The Stacey Jay Kickstarter, Bullying, and Hypocrisy

LOL - "douche purse." I was about to ask if this was literally a purse for douches, but then I figured ol' Granny must have meant douchebag.

This has been on my radar for a while, mainly because of the Zombie in the title. Even though I suspect they are not the really scary and gruesome zombies I love, I still would like to give it a shot.
My recent post Stacking the Shelves: July 12, 2014

I've got both of those books on my TBR. I have the first two books in the SSaD series and the ARC of the third. I guess I requested that when I was still in my, "Oh, who cares if I haven't even started the series yet? I'll go ahead and request the last book in the trilogy" phase.
My recent post Stacking the Shelves: July 12, 2014

I did not know you guys went to UVA! I went to NC State, so Go Pack! :) I visited UVA once, either on high school or my first year of college. It was a beautiful campus.

And once again, I must comment that I love your scarves. :)
My recent post Review: I Am the Mission by Allen Zadoff

Lots of great covers here. Out of all of them, my favorite is ITSOB. I remember at one point writing about the cover and the hovering ghost, and I was surprised at him many people didn't notice the ghost! It's so eerie, and it captures the mood and the time period of the book so well.
My recent post Review: I Am the Mission by Allen Zadoff