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  • Book Tags & Awards

    The End of the Year Book Tag 2020

    I saw this tag floating around the blogosphere and thought it would be a fun one to do before the end of the year! (Just ignore as I step over that pile of unfinished book tags I’ve actually been tagged…

  • Discussions

    My Most Anticipated Reads for 2021

    One of the things I love most about joining the online book community is seeing the hype and anticipation for yet to be published works. Before I became a book blogger – and quickly fell down the ARC hole that…

  • Discussions

    4 Books I Want to Read This Holiday Season

    Look, I’ve always been a little hesitant to read holiday-themed books. It’s mainly because I’m Jewish, and like most people raised in the non-dominant cultural religion, I’ve always been a little hesitant around Christmas time. Don’t get me wrong, I…

  • Wrap-Ups

    November 2020: Monthly Wrap-Up

    Now that it’s officially December, let me be the first to wish you happy holidays! ⛄️🎄✨ (Yes, I am more than a little pumped for the holiday season; don’t mind me.) I don’t know about you, but for me, November…

  • Book Tags & Awards

    This or That Book Tag

    Firstly, I’d like to thank Chiara from Heavenly Bookish and Dorothy from Starlit Shelves for tagging me in this book tag! It was so much fun to fill out~ ☺️ If you haven’t already, I’d highly recommend checking out their…

  • Wrap-Ups

    October 2020: Monthly Wrap-Up

    Goodbye, October. Hello, November! (I’d say goodbye fall, hello winter… but let’s be real, here in Canada we’re already well into winter.) Yes, it’s been solidly snowing for the past two weeks – so it’s a good thing I’m a…

  • Book Tags & Awards

    The Hallotober Tag

    Firstly, I want to thank Anne from Rooting Branches for tagging me for this spooky tag! (You should check out her blog, it’s awesome!) The Hallotober Tag was created by Jordanne from The Life Of A Glasgow Girl. 👻

  • Discussions

    3 Bookish Things I’m Thankful For

    In Canada, Thanksgiving happens in October rather than November. And, while the holiday itself is undoubtably problematic, the sentiments behind taking time to feel grateful and pay thanks to the people and things in your life that matter still feels…