Today, April 10, is National Siblings Day! I wanted to do a fun tag in celebration of this day, but the only book tag I could find was a book tag for siblings to do, not one about siblings in books, so I decided to create my own. This was a very last minute idea...but … Continue reading Fictional Siblings Book Tag – Original
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Reading Wrap-Up March, 2021
I can't believe we're already four months into 2021...and it feels just as crazy as 2020. Anyways, in March I had a very good reading month, reading a total of 17 books of various genres. Looking at the book I read this month, they were honestly all over the place. I have older books, new … Continue reading Reading Wrap-Up March, 2021
Are Classics Inherently Better Than Modern Books?
Do you ever start really thinking about a topic you're pretty sure only you care about and you know your opinion is pointless and you should be putting more effort into researching your stupid final paper for your Africa in Bondage class, but you continue to think about that topic anyway because it's important to … Continue reading Are Classics Inherently Better Than Modern Books?
Some Exceptional Underrated Classic Books
I'm a big fan of classics. There is something just so fascinating about being able to read something written decades or centuries ago and be able to see into the mind and heart of people who came before me. I love learning about different eras. However, I feel when I say the word classics, you … Continue reading Some Exceptional Underrated Classic Books
The Wanderlust Book Tag
I'm super busy with school this week, so I thought it would be nice and easy to do a quick book tag, especially since I've been wanting to do this tag for quite some time. In fact, this has been on my list of tags to do for over a year! I saw it on … Continue reading The Wanderlust Book Tag
Organizing My Bookshelf
Hello and welcome back to my channel! Today is going to be a slightly different type of post, sharing with you how I recently reorganized my bookshelf. I did a video for it on Youtube, so if you want to see the visuals, watch that first. But this post will give you a lot more … Continue reading Organizing My Bookshelf
Book Review: Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo
I know this review is coming out a few hours late, but I have been sick the last few days and really not up to blogging. Today is the first day I've felt semi-coherent. But better late than never. And I'm finally done with this book series! Yay! It's been a long journey, but I'm … Continue reading Book Review: Ruin and Rising by Leigh Bardugo
Book Review: Lost Boys by Orson Scott Card
This is the second book I read by Orson Scott Card, the first one being Ender's Game, which I was not a big fan of. This book has been on my TBR for a bit, and it sounded really interesting. However, this book was totally different than the book synopsis promised it would be. Release: … Continue reading Book Review: Lost Boys by Orson Scott Card
February 2021 Reading Wrap-up
I can't believe February is already over...it feels like only yesterday that it started. Though I'm pretty sure I say that about every month. This month I read a total of 10 books. Unfortunately, again most of my ratings of these books were in the middle. The majority were three stars, and I had only … Continue reading February 2021 Reading Wrap-up
Book Review: Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo
This is the second book of the Grisha Trilogy, and I recommend you read my review for the first book before you read this one. Even if I had mixed feelings about the first book, I am determined to finish this series. And this one, while it was hardly perfect, did fix some of the … Continue reading Book Review: Siege and Storm by Leigh Bardugo
