Welcome to my official blog reboot! I meant to publish this post last week, but the revamp took longer than I thought it would. But here we are! With 2020 now officially over (hallelujah), I’ve been rethinking how I want to organize and run this blog. I want to be able to post more, interact…
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Book Review: The Red Scrolls of Magic by Cassandra Clare & Wesley Chu
Read moreI am so excited to finally review this! I had plans to read the book when it initially came out almost a year ago (RIP me), but a lot of things happened, and long story short, I didn’t get to reading it until a few months ago. I’m going, to be honest—so much has been…
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Book Review: Pretty Little Secrets by Sara Shepard
Read moreAfter many, many months, I’m finally continuing my Pretty Little Liars re-read! This book is a companion novel that takes place between Unbelievable and Wicked. It isn’t a necessary book to read if you want to read the series, however, it is helpful if you’d like to gain more characterization on the four girls; and…
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Book Review: Salem Falls by Jodi Picoult
Read moreI’m so excited that I had the chance to read another Jodi Picoult novel. There’s so many she’s written, so it’s tough to get through them all when there’s so much out there to read—but with the closing of this story, I’m about three quarters of the way to finishing her canon. Here we go!…
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Happy New Year!
Read moreSo I realize I’m 12 days late, but I had to organize my life going into 2020. Now that I’ve finally done that (mostly), I’m ready to begin a new year with new exciting things in store!
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Book Review: Jackpot by Nic Stone
Read moreThis is the one ARC I got from bookcon back in the spring. I’m sad I didn’t read it before the book was officially released (October), but it still feels super cool to have a special copy. Also, I really liked the book, so there’s that too. Note: I received an advanced copy of this…
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Book Review: The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano by Olaudah Equiano
Read moreThe last travel narrative. We did it, kids. At least we’re going out with a good narrative, but it’s also a sad one, considering it’s a brutal reminder that slavery and colonialism are the roots of all evil, everywhere.
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Book Review: Travels through France and Italy by Tobias Smollett
Read moreAnother travel narrative! After this one I have one left, and I plan to literally never read one for the next five years. Mainly because unless the writer has something interesting to say, I lose interest pretty fast. Here we go! ♡
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Book Review: IT by Stephen King
Read moreI started reading IT back in October, when I saw all cinematic versions (1990, 2017, 2019). Then I decided to tackle the book, and oh boy, was it a book. There’s so much I want to cover but I’m going to condense it as much as possible, into what I loved and what I didn’t…
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Book Review: Sinful Like Us by Krista & Becca Ritchie
Read moreSorry I fell off the face of the earth, but after I finished reading this book, I fell into a reading slump, knowing I’d have to review it. This book really was that disappointing. Three months later, and I’ve finally decided to kick myself into just doing this review, so it shouldn’t be that long.…