I know this is my second check-in for something this week, but today I’m here to tell you about my progress with the best friend picks my TBR challenge that Angel and I are doing this year. I can’t link my original post, but I have included Angel’s original little spiel on why she picked … More Best Friend Picks My TBR | Mid-Year Check-In
I’m here today with the Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus Character Book Tag. This was originally created by May @ Forever and Everly, and she also created all of the graphics you see in this post. I was tagged by the lovely Annemieke @ A Dance With Books. Let’s get into it. I don’t know that … More The Percy Jackson/Heroes of Olympus Character Book Tag
I really enjoy doing these little romance TBR updates, so I hope some of you enjoy them too. Today, I’m sharing all my updates for mid way through 2020! Wallflowers by Lisa Kleypas I’m happy to say that I actually managed to finish a series! I read the final two books in this series in … More Mid-Year Romance TBR Update
I very rarely request books on NetGalley. After years of being turned down because of rights issues, I’ve just kind of given up. But recently, I got approved for a couple and today I’m doing mini-reviews of three of them. So let’s get into it. Aix Marks the Spot by Sarah Anderson Published June 16th … More Mini-Reviews: NetGalley Edition
With trying to curb some of my book buying, I’ve been buying a lot of ebooks instead. Is it really making a difference? Probably not. But I’m here today anyway to share with you all the ones I’ve bought recently. Queering the Tarot by Cassandra Snow I bought this one to participate in my favourite … More E-Book Haul | July 2020
Hello, everyone! Welcome back to my 2018 project series today. Just jumping right away, we’re talking about the ones I’ve unhauled. Mythology by Edith Hamilton I wrote a post a little while back on Of Wonderland about how I was feeling exhausted by mythology retellings lately. I still held onto this one thinking I’d probably … More 2018 Project | Unhauls
Hello, everyone! Mixing it up a little from the usual bookish content lately to talk about some of the female artists I really like and think you should know about. Isabella Stewart Gardner Okay, so Stewart Gardner wasn’t an artist but rather an art collector. I think she’s so interesting that I just had to … More Female Artists You Should Know About
Curse of the Night Witch by Alex Aster Published June 9th 2020 by Sourcebooks Young Readers Pages: 352 Source: NetGalley Links: Goodreads | Book Depository On Emblem Island all are born knowing their fate. Their lifelines show the course of their life and an emblem dictates how they will spend it. Twelve-year-old Tor Luna was … More Curse of the Night Witch by Alex Aster
I keep an Excel document of all the unread books on my shelves, organised by the year I bought them in dating back to 2011. This year I’ve been working on getting the older books off that list, either by reading or unhauling them. I was doing a little reshuffle of my books when I … More The 2018 Project | Part One
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish and is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s prompt is Authors I’ve Read the Most Books By. Agatha Christie | 20 Books If you’ve been following me for a while, then this probably doesn’t surprise you at all. I’ve been reading Christie … More Authors I’ve Read the Most Books By | TTT
Earl Grey Books 