This book was all the rave when it initially came out in 2019. But you know me! Once I add a book to my TBR it usually takes a long time to resurface... Anyway, after heavy (and extremely fun) reads like Thorn by Intisar Khanini and The Song Of Achilles and Circe both by Madeline … Continue reading Book Review | The Unhoneymooners by Christina Lauren
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A few months ago I saw quite a few videos on youtube where almost everyone I was following had this book on their TBR. Naturally, I added it to mine as well (along with a hundred others) and as the days passed, this beautiful book got hidden under the growing pile. Fortunately, I recently came … Continue reading Book Review | Thorn by Intisar Khanani
This post follows the new series that I have recently started which includes a short summary or book plot if each book that I read. The main reason behind this is so that I can always go back and recall exactly what a book was about and a detailed description of all the events that … Continue reading Book Review and Spoilers | Circe by Madeline Miller
Over the past few years the number of books that I have read has become quite a large one. Thankfully, I usually remember the overall and basic plot of every book that I have ever read but sometimes a "basic plot" is just not enough. If I want to go back and remember exactly what … Continue reading Book Review and Spoilers | The Song Of Achilles by Madeline Miller
Like half of America, I binged the Netflix show "Bridgerton" like it was a drug. People talked about watching an episode a day, sometimes even two. Me? I watched the entire season in the same curled up position on my bed for hours straight. So obviously, just like with any other book or series you're … Continue reading Book Review | Beautiful Wild by Anna Godbersen
Hello everyone! I hope you had a wonderful holiday over the last few weeks and that you and your loved ones are safe and sound. I'm pretty sure the holidays didn't go exactly the way we'd hope they would but let's stay positive and look forward to the upcoming year - hopefully things will change … Continue reading 2020 Reading Challenge Wrap Up
Hello everyone! Hope you all are keeping safe during these uncertain times. Since I’ve had so much free time on my hands, I feel like I’m literally gobbling books down one after the other (not that I’m complaining!). And then the other day, I heard news of Percy Jackson finally being adapted into the TV … Continue reading The Greek Myths Book Tag
I was looking for a light read when I picked this book up and I’m actually quite surprised by how much I enjoyed reading it. This book left me with nothing but warm and fuzzy feels. This book is basically one which is about nemeses which fall in love. Sidney plans out everything and is … Continue reading Book Review | Meet Me At Midnight by Jessica Pennington
Top Five Tuesday was created by Bionic Book Worm. Head over to her page to check out her amazing posts! Instead of doing the top 5 opening lines of books I’ve decided to do the opening lines of the last 5 books I’ve read simply because I don’t think I remember 5 books who’s opening lines … Continue reading Top 5 Opening Lines
This book was like a breath of fresh air. While many of the YA books I come across are extremely fun to read and deal with characters in their natural setting, the book We Used To Be Friends by Amy Spalding was on a whole other level. The main characters – Kat and James – … Continue reading Book Review | We Used To Be Friends by Amy Spalding
