Reading Recommendations: On The Open Road
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! April’s theme is On the Open Road which means stories about road trips to a variety
Tag: books
5 Reasons You Should Join A Book Club
After years of wanting to start or join a book club, I finally mustered up the courage to join one for the first time in
Fictional Bookstores That I Love Vol.2
Since I’ve seen so many bookstores in my life that I want to visit, why not share some of my favorite fictional bookstores with you.
Book Review: “The Only Black Girls in Town” by Brandy Colbert
“The Only Black Girls in Town” by Brandy Colbert (2020) Genre: Middle Grade, Contemporary, Fiction Page Length: 368 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Beach-loving surfer Alberta
Reading Recommendations: Refreshing Retellings
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! March’s theme is focused on retellings of classic stories of the past that offer a fresh
Book Tag Thursday: Valentine’s Day Book Tag
Welcome to my segment where I find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide interwebs made by lovely bloggers like you! I hope you’ll have
Book Review: “Drawing Deena” by Hena Khan
“Drawing Deena” by Hena Khan Publishing Date: February 6, 2024 Genre: Contemporary, Fiction, Middle Grade Page Length: 240 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Deena’s never given
Reading Recommendations: Black Love
Hello readers! In light of Black History Month I thought I would share my own recommendations of books to read throughout this month (and all year long).
A Year of Bookish Journaling: My Thoughts on Reading Bujos
Back in 2021, I decided to try book/reading journal. In the past I’ve used planners such as Always Fully Booked Planner or other planners simply
Book Review: Bookshops & Bonedust (Legends & Lattes) by Travis Baldree
Bookshops & Bonedust (Legends & Lattes) by Travis Baldree (2023) Genre: Fantasy, Fiction Page Length: 339 pages (paperback edition) Synopsis: Viv’s career with the notorious mercenary company Rackam’s