We thought it was time for a fun new post every week. In the Royal Update one of us updates you about our personal life, bookish news, what we’re reading, watching and listening to and anything else that might apply to this post. We thought it would be fun to share a bit more about our personal lives and hope you think so too!
My dad and I started watching the new documentary on Netflix about David Beckham. We’re both football fans so we were definitely interested in this one! After watching the first episode I wanted to share my thoughts with you, so let’s jump in!
Continue reading “Show Sunday | First Impression: Beckham”
You, with a View was a book I saw all over the place this summer and it sounded really good. Our main characters goes on a road trip and is stuck with her high school enemy for two weeks during their time on the road. I finally sat down to read this, so keep on reading to find out more about this book and what I thought!
My most recent addition to my TBR is Assistant to the Villain, a book I’ve heard many great things about. I think it sounds hilarious and I really hope that is the case. So I figured I would take a look at the start of the book and get a sense of the writing style. Let’s jump in!
Continue reading “Bookish Beginnings on Friday | Assistant to the Villain – Hannah Nicole Maehrer”
Still Beating released in 2020, but it’s a book I still keep hearing about three years later. So when Bloom announced they were publishing it and I was lucky to receive and eARC, I decided to finally sit down and read it. This book was quite the surprise! Keep on reading to find out what Still Beating is about and what I thought!
This book does get pretty dark, so if you have a hard time reading about certain things, definitely look up the warnings.
Continue reading “Review| Still Beating – Jennifer Hartmann”
It’s Wednesday, so time for a new WWW Wednesday to talk about my reading progress and plans. I really love these posts and talking more about what I’m reading before the monthly wrap up. Even if my reading plans change I like thinking about what I’m going to read!
So it’s time for my next WWW Wednesday. This is a weekly meme hosted by Taking On a World of Words and you participate by simply answering three questions:
We have been having fun with Top Ten Tuesday, so we decided we will do one every week. This bookish meme was hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, and has been going since June 2010! Since January 2018 Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.
This week’s topic is bookish jobs I would do for free. While the concept sounds like fun, it also sounds pretty difficult. I’m not sure I can come up with 10 ideas haha. Let’s see how far I got! Continue reading “TTT #310 | Bookish Jobs I Would Do For Free”
It’s that time of month again that we take a look back at the year before. We already talked about our September bookhaul this year, so it’s time to look back at our September 2022 bookhaul. Have we read the books we added to our shelves? Keep on reading to find out!
Continue reading “Looking Back at Our Bookhauls | September 2022”
This week I’m starting of my Down the TBR Hole with the same amount of books on my want to read shelf as last time.
Down the TBR Hole was originally created over at Lost in a Story. This meme is now being hosted by Jody from I’m Into Books. It looked like a fun and productive way to finally make a dent in that Goodreads TBR. I went through my want-to-read shelf a little while ago but I think I was still to kind on a lot of books. Let’s see what I’ll make of it this time around. I decided to go with 10 books at a time so lets get started!
As you probably know I’m currently rereading all of Sarah J. Maas’ books in anticipation of the release of Crescent City #3. The last review I shared was of A Court of Thorns and Roses so today I wanted to share my thoughts on the second book in that series; A Court of Mist and Fury. There might be some small spoilers for the book so beware if you haven’t read this one yet. Continue reading “Review | A Court of Mist and Fury – Sarah J. Maas”
