Hello my lovelies! How are you? I love gushing about things that I love. On YouTube these posts are pretty popular so I thought hey why not give this a try. So I want to share some of my favourite books, tv shows, music that I have been living this winter. I am hoping to… Continue reading Spring Favourites | Book’s, TV Shows, Music, YouTuber’s | 2021
Tag: Diverse Books
Arc Review | How We Fall Apart by Katie Zhao | 2021
Themes: Thriller, Young Adult Reading Format: Kindle, eBook Publication Date : August 3, 2021 4.5 STARS // Review Copy, I received a free copy of this book from Edelweiss and Bloomsbury in exchange for a fair and honest review. Dark academia murder mystery with an Asian American cast! Ten pages in and I was hooked.… Continue reading Arc Review | How We Fall Apart by Katie Zhao | 2021
J-Hope Birthday | Cozy books that Feel like Sunshine | 2021
This is my second year being able to celebrate my ultimate bias birthday!!! BTS in general brings me so me so much happiness, but I do need to single Hobi out because he is just a little bit special. It’s the way he tries to portray a positive outlook, and gives every performance his all.… Continue reading J-Hope Birthday | Cozy books that Feel like Sunshine | 2021
2021 Most Anticipated Books for the First Half of the Year | 2021
Hello everyone! So 2021 is here, I’m sure we’re all more than thrilled to say goodbye to 2020. So today I’m really excited to talk about some of the books that I’m really excited about that are releasing in 2021. This list is of course not going to list every single release, there will be… Continue reading 2021 Most Anticipated Books for the First Half of the Year | 2021
Top 10 books of 2020 | Part 1: Books 10 – 6
Hello bookish fam!! Can you believe we are finally at the end of 2020, I am so happy to be saying goodbye to this strange and dreadful year. Even though we are in the middle of a pandemic and nothing is normal, I was still able to find comfort in reading. So today I’ll be… Continue reading Top 10 books of 2020 | Part 1: Books 10 – 6
November Wrap Up | 2020
Hello bookish fam!! I hope your all having a beautiful first day of December. I am very happy to say that I am out of my reading slump, after two months of struggling to read this month has been so good to me. I think not setting a TBR has taken away the pressure and… Continue reading November Wrap Up | 2020
Spoiler Free Review| The Invisible Life of Addie Larue by VE Schawb | 2020
Trigger and Content Warnings: attempted assault, abuse, loss of a loved one, substance abuse, depression, suicidal thoughts, attempted suicide “I remember you.” “Stories come in so many forms: in charcoal, and in song, in paintings, poems, films. And books.” ARC provided by the publisher via EdelweissPublication: October 6th, 2020 by Tor Books This book wasn’t… Continue reading Spoiler Free Review| The Invisible Life of Addie Larue by VE Schawb | 2020
Review: House of Earth and Blood (Crescent City #1) by Sarah J Maas
Guys!! This is my most anticipated book of the year and I’m so happy to report that I absolutely freaking loved every minute of reading this book. I will read anything this QUEEN publishes! I did read this on publication day, I am just very behind on reviews. “It’s easier for me – when people… Continue reading Review: House of Earth and Blood (Crescent City #1) by Sarah J Maas
Spoiler Free ARC Review |Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo
ARC provided by Edelweiss in exchange for an honest review. “Fight until you can’t breathe, & if you have to forfeit, you forfeit smiling, make them think you let them win.” Trigger warnings: sexual assault, stalking,loss of a parent. Elizabeth Acevedo has quickly become a favourite author. Her writing is absolutely breathtaking and delivers on… Continue reading Spoiler Free ARC Review |Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo
July Wrap Up | 2020
Hey friends, I’m only a few weeks late but how is it August!! It feels like summer just started and fall is already around the corner. Not that I’m complaining Fall is the superior season. July for me felt so long, like the books I read at the beginning of the month feels like I… Continue reading July Wrap Up | 2020