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A few weeks ago, I put out a short-term project called #tamingtheTBR. This was basically a way for me to clear my bookish calendar for the summer and let me read whatever I want. It's the summer after all and the summer deserves certain types of reads. For me, it's going to be a lot…
I approach this novel like it was another diverse read with a distinct voice from an Asian American author. What I got was a heck of a lot more. I've also got a cute trailer for the book I want to share. Check it out below! https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=vYqL6vGe8jk Here's more about the book Stella Lane thinks…
I haven't read a book that made me mad in a really long time. I'm glad that this book was the break from that. When I get mad at a book that's really good, it's because of how it all played out and what the outcome of everyone's actions led to. It's been a really…
I haven't done a bookstore tour in a really long time. I think I was still living in Brooklyn where small bookstores reign gloriously. But I went on vacation and did some road tripping recently and I have bookstores to report back! Today we're going to be heading to the West (best) Coast to check…
Continue reading ➞ Bookstore Tour: The Last Bookstore, Downtown Los Angeles
The American Dream. Many people talk about it, but no one really knows what it means. Some people work their entire lives to try and achieve it and some people succeed. Sadly, sometimes it takes death to figure out that not only you achieved the American Dream, but excelled beyond it. Here's more about the…
Continue reading ➞ The House of Broken Angels by Luis Alberto Urrea
This is your classic book to take to the beach. While this one won't be out until June, it'll definitely be the book you take with you on those summer vacations. Here's more about the book In the tradition of Good in Bed and The Assistants comes a funny and smart comedy about a young matchmaker balancing her messy…
I'll admit, this is one of those books I picked up because the cover was gorgeous. I'd never heard of Mary HK Choi or the work she's done, but I knew she wrote a YA for the current generation of kids and that it was epic. The cover seemed like a bonus. Here's more about…
