But there comes a time when you have to decide if feeling empty is really any better than the risk of being broken. Hi friends, and happy Silver in the Bone release day! To be blunt, it's been a long minute since I sat down and wrote an in-depth book review to share on my … Continue reading ARC Review || Silver in the Bone by Alexandra Bracken (I have so many feelings)
But this Shara, the one spelled out on pink stationary, is a million times more interesting than the fake one. Like, no contest. Hi friends, and happy Thursday! It's been a while. Like, an eleven-month-long while. My almost-year-long hiatus certainly wasn't a planned one. It wasn't even necessarily wanted. It was almost as if my … Continue reading ARC Review || I Kissed Shara Wheeler by Casey McQuiston (did it live up to my expectations??)
Hi friends, and happy Wednesday! I think we can all agree that we have our favorite books and series, and then we have our favorite books and series. And sure, favorite and favorite are the same exact word, but our favorite books are the ones that are just a tier up. They're the stories that … Continue reading Let’s talk about Six of Crows (ft. me freaking out about the Shadow & Bone adaptation)
My name will be legend. Hi friends; Happy New Year! I am so unbelievably excited to bring you my first review of the year, and even more thrilled that I get to share with you the genius that is Lore by Alexandra Bracken. I read my first Alexandra Bracken book back in 2015, and I … Continue reading ARC Review || Lore by Alexandra Bracken (consider this my declaration of love for Miles)
I believe I'm a good person. But what if I'm not? Hi friends; happy Wednesday! Earlier this year, I discovered the absolute magic that is The Lunar Chronicles (I wrote about that adventure here!) and very quickly fell down the Marissa Meyer rabbit hole. Imagine my excitement upon finding out that the same woman who … Continue reading Book Review || Instant Karma by Marissa Meyer (I want a sea otter)
Maybe the biggest difference between humans and plants isn't whether plants think, but what they think about. Hi friends, and happy Monday! I like to think that I read across quite a few genres. Years ago, I never would've picked up a Stephen King book. And before that? I probably wouldn't have picked up a … Continue reading Book Review || Swamp Thing: Twin Branches by Maggie Steifvater and Morgan Beem (I need more!)
Hi friends, and happy December 31st! I hope that you've had a wonderfully festive Holiday season and a fantastic month overall. Even though the new year is quite literally tomorrow, I'm having trouble wrapping my head around the fact that it's a new decade. BUT, what I can understand and fully appreciate is the fact … Continue reading My Favorite Books of 2019
Dreams are not the safest thing to build a life on. Hi friends, and happy Saturday! Since the moment I found out that we were somehow lucky enough to get a sequel trilogy to one of the greatest series I've ever known, it's fair to say that I was pretty hyped—much like the rest of … Continue reading Book Review || Call Down the Hawk by Maggie Stiefvater (we need to talk about Ronan Lynch’s character development)
'Friends don't let friends live small lives.' Hi friends, and happy Sunday! I've never really explored the genre that is graphic novels. Come to think of it, I'm fairly certain that Pumpkinheads is only the second graphic novel I've read come to date, and the first was assigned to me in a class. But, considering … Continue reading Book Review || Pumpkinheads by Rainbow Rowell and Faith Erin Hicks (the cutest fall book to ever exist? 🎃)
'You don't do magic. You are magic.' Hi friends, and happy Monday! It's fair to say that my love for Carry On runs deep. I first met the wonderful idiots that are Simon and Baz back in 2015, when I unknowingly asked for a published fan fiction for Christmas after loving a little book called … Continue reading Book Review || Wayward Son by Rainbow Rowell (I’ve missed these people)
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