What a fun award tag! I was lucky enough to be nominated for this one by both Alex @ Coffeeloving Bookoholic and Lily at Cheeky Booky! They both have wonderful blogs, so do check them both out when you’re finished here! “This award is for bloggers…
I really enjoy books that offer a unique social commentary, especially when it’s relevant to modern times, so I jumped at the chance to read this book. It touches on cyber-bullying, the social media jury phenomenon, and more, as well as some ever-relevant morals,…
This week, I’ll be highlighting one of my current reads, Daughter of the Burning City by Amanda Foody!…
Alison believes that everyone finds their "Mr./Mrs. Right" eventually, but until their times come, she and her best friend Isabella are focusing on their studies, their bright futures, and their families. Of course, a wrench gets thrown in that plan when Alison's "Mr. Right"…
This week's challenge is to pick five books that are not set in or inspired by the Western world (meaning North American and Western Europe, for example)! This includes medieval books set in old England, for example.…
I honestly tried to salvage my thoughts into something USEFUL, but this review would be better described as a rant. If you're the type of GR user who loves salty tangents, please keep reading.…
A graphic novel about a lesbian viking who's been exiled from her home, so she goes off on an adventure to save the former queen of the Valkyrie, Brynhild, and to rescue other LGBTQ+ individuals so they don't have to fear the same fate…
"Dad tells me the wood is not a place to play. It is a place for business, and it is more powerful than I could ever imagine. He tells me I cannot forget the rules of the wood. There are three. Do not travel from…
“I was happy before I met him. But I’m alive now, and those are not the same thing.”…
This week, I’ll be highlighting one of my current reads, The Art of Starving by Sam J. Miller.…