I’m definitely a reader always open to trying new to me authors (even if it isn’t good for my TBR). I recently saw a sign up for the latest book in the Astrid Scott series and these books sounded amazing. You could also choose to review the whole series, so that’s what I did. I read the first book Pretty Lies and want to tell you more about this book and what I thought!
A big thanks to the author and Peachy Keen Author Services for my e-arc to read and review.
After loving the First Kill short story by V.E. Schwab I got very excited for this Netflix show. I love V.E. Schwab, I love vampires and I love a good sapphic romance. On June 10th the first season dropped and after watching the first couple of episodes I wanted to share my first opinions. Let’s jump in!
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My reading preferences have been changing this year. I’m still reading the kind of things I’ve read before, but I’ve also started reading some darker romance. So when I saw the sign ups for Lovely Bad Things by Trisha Wolfe I was very curious. Today I want to tell you about this book and what I thought. So keep on reading to find out more!
A big thank you to Wildfire Marketing Solutions and the author for providing me with an e-arc to read and review.
It’s always fun finding out more about the authors behind the books we see being published. Which is why I’m excited to share this author interview with you today. Game of Strength and Storm released this week and I’m on the tour hosted by TBR and Beyond Tours. I have an interview with Rachel Menard today and want to tell you more about this book. Keep on reading to find out more!
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We have a lot of eARC’s and we want to promote them a little bit more. So we decided to do some more Bookish Beginnings On Friday. Today I want to share the opening lines to Carrie Soto Is Back by Taylor Jenkins Reid. I’m super excited about this eARC.
This meme was created by Rose City Reader. The idea is to post the first sentence or so of the book you’re currently reading. After that you talk about your initial thoughts about the sentence, book or anything to do with that. Continue reading “Bookish Beginnings On Friday | Carrie Soto Is Back – Taylor Jenkins Reid”
If you’ve been following the blog, you’ll know I’m a contemporary fan. I’ve been reading more adult romances lately, but I will be getting back to some young adult ones soon. Including Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler. Today is my stop on the tour for this book hosted by TBR and Beyond Tours. I actually have an interview with the author. So keep on reading to find out more about this book and see what the author had to say!
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Last week I shared the highest rated books on my TBR, and I’m very excited to start reading them. But that had me thinking, what are the lowest rated books on my TBR? And how low is that rating? Let’s take a look! Continue reading “Bookish Item | Lowest Rated Books On My TBR”
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 the first 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 books with a unit of time in the title. I’m honestly drawing a blank with this one, so I’ve decided to choose my own topic. I’m hoping to really start working more on my e-arcs, so I’m going to talk about the most recent ARCs on my Kindle.
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It’s that time of month again that we take a look back at bookhauls from last year. Seeing how we just talked about the books we added to our shelves in May, we’ll be looking back at our May 2021 bookhaul. These posts are always interesting, because have we read any of the books we bought last year? Keep on reading to find out!
