It seems like forever since I talked about a Korean drama or movie. I've just been so busy with planning for college and moving before that that I haven't had much time to watch much of anything. Saying that, I watched this movie recently and I was so impressed by it that I had to … Continue reading Korean Movie Review: Innocent Witness
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Book Review: A Hobbit, A Wardrobe, and A Great War by Joseph Loconte
Perhaps two of my favorite authors of all time are J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. I read The Chronicles of Narnia when I was quite young, and I remember listening to an audio adaptation of The Lord of the Rings even before I was able to read. So when I saw this book, which discusses … Continue reading Book Review: A Hobbit, A Wardrobe, and A Great War by Joseph Loconte
The Quintessential Summer Book Tag
I know I just did a book tag last week, but since it's super hot where I am, I felt in the need to do a summer book tag to ignore the heat sweltering outside my window. Also, I'm rather busy getting ready for going back to college in about a month. Thus, here's another … Continue reading The Quintessential Summer Book Tag
The Top 10 Longest Books I Own
I love lists, and I was gazing lovingly upon at my bookshelf the other day when I had this sudden urge to figure out which books I own that are the longest (I know, I am weird). So today I'm going to show you the top 10 longest books I own. Also, I'm going purely … Continue reading The Top 10 Longest Books I Own
Book Review: The Five The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper by Hallie Rubenhold
I mentioned this book a while back in my I Love Spring Book Tag, where I mentioned I was anticipating its release. Well, it's now three months later, I finally got a chance to read the book. Having a pretty good working knowledge of Jack the Ripper, I went into this book expecting for it … Continue reading Book Review: The Five The Untold Lives of the Women Killed by Jack the Ripper by Hallie Rubenhold
Mid Year Book Freakout 2019
We are officially over halfway done with 2019, which seems strange because I feel as if it has only just begun. So I thought today would be the perfect time to go over some of my reading stats which I don't talk about during my monthly wrap-ups, as well as do a fun book tag, … Continue reading Mid Year Book Freakout 2019
Book Haul #1
I have never done a book haul before on my blog, mostly because I don't buy that many books. Most of the books I get are from the library, mostly because it is a rare book that I want to read multiple times. However, a couple weeks ago I took a trip to the Goodwill … Continue reading Book Haul #1
Book Review: A Duty to the Dead by Charles Todd
I've read a lot of historical mysteries, so much so in the last year I've cut back on how many I read, because they all start to blend together eventually. One of the main faults I see in many genres is that the authors play within the limits of certain tropes so much that the … Continue reading Book Review: A Duty to the Dead by Charles Todd
I’m Going Back to College!
So, if you read my latest reading wrap-up, you might have noticed I read a book on studying for the College Math Placement Test (by the way, I did great). Well, that was my hint that I am indeed going back to college. If you read my post on the Pointlessness of a Creative Writing … Continue reading I’m Going Back to College!
Book Review: Silas Marner by George Eliot
I'm astonished to think I have never read a single book by George Eliot. She's one of those authors who I've heard of for years but never bothered to read (I feel like there are many authors like that for me). I've been wanting to read Middlemarch, but when I stumbled upon this book at … Continue reading Book Review: Silas Marner by George Eliot
