Since St. Patrick’s Day was yesterday and we’re just getting into spring (hopefully), let’s celebrate with some books featuring green covers! Here’s some that come to mind for me: Heir of Fire by Sarah J. Maas A Heart So Fierce and Broken by Brigid Kemmerer Hollowpox by Jessica […]
Ok, so I was honestly hoping to have a new review posted for today, but the wifi is out at my house and I was lucky enough to get to the library to use theirs. So instead of a review, I decided to jump on the WWW bandwagon. […]
It’s so hard to write out a TBR list for a full season, since I am a mood reader who relies on what’s available at the library. But here are some books that I’ve checked out of the library and hope to read soon: It Ends With Us […]
Main characters can make or break a book. There are so many amazing books with favorite main characters to choose from, so this one is going to be a tough list to make. Here goes: Bryce Quinlan and Hunt Athalar from the Crescent City series by Sarah J. […]
This week’s topic is book with my favorite trope or theme, courtesy of Allona @ raincheckandread. I’m definitely a sucker for various tropes (who isn’t?), but fake dating is definitely high up on my list. Here’s some of my favorite books featuring fake dating: The Unhoneymooners by Christina […]
We’ve all read books with characters who have the coolest jobs. Here’s some I’m jealous of and would love to have: Magical healer — I’d love to be able to just concentrate my energy and heal people. You know, like a medwitch. Art gallery curator — ok, I […]
Sometimes I love a book so much, but don’t actually review it on my blog. This can be in the interest of time, or just because I didn’t think I’d have enough to say about it to create an entire blog post. Here’s some of my favorite books […]
Winter is my favorite season, so is it any surprise that I love reading books set in winter? Here’s some of my favorites: The Silvered Serpents by Roshani Chokshi — set in winter, the characters have to visit the Ice Palace in Russia, and I wanted to visit […]
Dynamic duos are iconic in our culture — Batman and Robin, Sherlock and Watson, Meredith Grey and Cristina Yang, Pinky and the Brain, I could go on all day. But there’s just something amazing about seeing a duo that works together in a book. Here’s some of my […]
Part of what makes fantasy so interesting is the worlds that are created. I love stepping into the pages of a book and feeling like I’m in a whole different world. However, there are some worlds that just captivated me so much that I want to literally visit. […]
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