We have been having fun with these Top Ten Tuesdays, so we decide we will do one every week. This bookish meme was hosted by The Broke and the Bookish, and has been going since June 2010! Starting last week Top Ten Tuesday will be hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.
This week’s prompt is all about books you really liked but somehow can’t really remember that much about. Continue reading “TTT #11 | Books I Really Liked But Can’t Remember Much About”
I love romance books and especially so when the characters start out as best friends. The author’s not made me even more interested in One Night to Fall, seeing how she was never planning on writing this story. The characters just wouldn’t leave her alone. Was reading One Night to Fall worth it?
Continue reading “Review| One Night to Fall – Kelsey Kingsley”
I am a fan of a lot of genres and enjoy fantasy books with a paranormal twist. The Unveiling of Brielle Davis seemed to be a book like that and it was just the type of book I was looking for at the time.
Continue reading “Review|The Unveiling of Brielle Davis – Nissa Leder”
We were looking for something to post on Sundays when we don’t have anything planned. Then Candyce saw a post on Early Bookish Bird‘s blog and it seemed like the perfect fit. She started #howimetmybook . You can expect these posts every once in a while! Continue reading “How I Met My Book #2 | Dangerous Girls – Abigail Haas”
As a fan of sports romances I’m always curious to read a new one when I see it. I read her book Playing the Point last year. I did enjoy it, but there were a few things that I didn’t like. This is Ashley K. Broome’s next sports romance. Another hockey romance, but a different team this time.
Continue reading “Review| Picking the Corners – Ashley K. Broome”
I received this book to review and while these short stories aren’t easy to read, I want to support the cause. Suicide and mental illness are still subjects that aren’t easily talked about and people are afraid of what people may think about them. These are some things that I have experienced in my family, so for me it’s even more important that people feel that they can talk to someone when they need to! This anthology has 21 short stories, so I will be posting a review of a few of them every week for the next few weeks! This is the second week I will be posting my review.
*WARNING* This book can have triggers for people. It discusses suicide and other mental illnesses and I can completely understand that this book won’t be for everyone!
I’ve never been a fan of audiobooks, I tried them once or twice in the past but just couldn’t concentrate on them. Recently I kept thinking about them however, it seemed like the perfect way to add more reading time to my day. Two weeks ago I decided to give the free trial at Storytel a try! Read on to find out how this is all went for me!
I hope that by now you all know how much we love Harry Potter <3 So when I saw we were tagged by My Magical Book Worlds for this Harry Potter tag I knew I had to do it right away. I’m super excited to do this one! Let’s take a look at those questions.
Today I get to be a part of the blog tour for the book The Girl Without Magic by Megan O’Russell. This book came out January 9th, 2018 so it’s still pretty new. If you want to know what I think of this book, keep reading to see my review.
Continue reading “Blog Tour| The Girl Without Magic – Megan O’Russell”
In December I posted about me setting up my bulletjournal for this year. It took a little bit of time, but I was finally able to find the time to fix up my drafts and do them with pen and color. Here you can find the first article with everything still in pencil. Today I’m going to show you how everything looks when finished.
