Happy Wednesday everyone! I wasn't sure if people liked sneaking a peek at what I'm reading this week, but I'll keep soldiering on because I like it. That's pretty much all that matters when it comes to a blog, right? This week's read isn't technically a read, but it's in book format and so I…
The first fantasy series I finished this year! It's November already, so I'm not doing well but I'm happy to have read it and definitely want to chat about my overall feelings on the entire series. To give you some background, The Lunar Chronicles is a YA fantasy series written by Marissa Meyer. It's a…
The winter months feel less exciting because there's not too many books coming out. While they are small, they are definitely mighty. Check out these great reads coming out November 2018! Is it weird that most of this is fantasy? Nope. Girls of Paper and Fire by Natasha Ngan Publisher: Jimmy Patterson Books Publishing Date:…
Continue reading ➞ My Most Anticipated Reads – November 2018
A friend of mine online recently took some polls on which fantasy series her followers have read. If you're reading fantasy, you know there are way too many series to keep up with. There's practically a series for every conceivable version of the fantasy genre which makes for a lot of reading. While I was…
Continue reading ➞ A List of Fantasy Series I Want to Finish
Winter is the last book of The Lunar Chronicle series. As I was approaching, my dear friend Renee at @somekindoflibrary mentioned reading Fairest before Winter. Well, I read the book and I actually don't feel any more empathy towards Queen Levana. In truth, I hate her more. I'm not 100% sure why Marissa Meyer decided…
Continue reading ➞ Why Queen Levana’s Story Draws No Empathy From Me
Happy Monday, everyone! I know that Mondays are always a pretty annoying day of the week. However, it may make it a little bit enjoyable knowing that I've reviewed some books. Right?! If you know what I've read on bookstagram, then you must know there are reviews for these books waiting on Goodreads to review.…
Over the weekend, I took the time to read two different thrillers; Misery by Stephen King and You by Caroline Kepnes. Both are supposed to be super suspenseful and great reads. I did have a great time reading both of these books, but what I found interesting is that both thrillers included characters blaming others…
Continue reading ➞ Look What You Made Me Do: Thrillers and Victim Blaming
