F/F February Readathon TBR
Hello! Today I wanted to talk about really awesome readathon I’m planning to participate in throughout the month of February. I first saw in on Mayu’s blog, and immediately wanted to join in too! It’s called F/F February – and…
The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna: Blog Tour & Book Review
There were so many things that drew me to this book initially, and I’m not just referring to the gorgeous cover art. A West African-inspired feminist high fantasy series about warrior women? It’s no exaggeration to say The Gilded Ones…
January 2021: Monthly Wrap-Up
Hello friends! Happy 2021 (again)! How has the new year been treating you? For me, it’s been a busy few weeks! I started a new job, and while I looove it, it’s also been keeping me preeetty busy! (Which is…
The Divines by Ellie Eaton: ARC Book Review
“The divines” are the epitome of privilege, students at the elite boarding school, St John the Divine, these girls have it all. Equally feared by their teachers as they are hated by the townies where their school is situated, the…
Top Ten Tuesday: Books I Meant to Read In 2020 but Didn’t Get To
Hello! And welcome to my first ever Top Ten Tuesday post! Technically, this TTT prompt was the one listed for January 19th… but I didn’t see it until after, and it was such a great prompt I felt like I…
You Are Your Own Fairy Tale by Amanda Lovelace: ARC & Series Review
For some reason I find myself returning to Amanda Lovelace’s works over and over again, even though in the past I haven’t enjoyed them much. Her most popular work, The Princess Saves Herself in This One, really didn’t do a…
My 3 Reading Goals for the New Year
Now that we’re more than two weeks into the new year (time flies, am I right??), I thought it might be fun to write a post where I talk about the 3 goals I’m hoping to guide my reading practices…
Love Your Life by Sophie Kinsella: ARC Book Review
When Aria and Dutch meet at a writer’s retreat in Italy sparks fly, and the two quickly find themselves in the midst of a whirlwind romance. Things just seem to “click” between them. (Proof once and for all that meeting…
The Push by Ashley Audrain: ARC Book Review
Blythe comes from a long line of poor mothers and broken homes. Her husband, Fox’s family, on the other hand, is anything but dysfunctional. So when Fox starts to push for the two of them to have a child of…
Lava Red Feather Blue by Molly Ringle: ARC Book Review
Lava Red Feather Blue is a modern-day, urban fantasy, queer re-telling of Sleeping Beauty. But unlike in the fairy tale, this story doesn’t end when the princess – or in this case, the prince – awakens. In fact, that’s where…