This was one of the most suprising 5 star reads I have ever read.
I was obviously hoping I would like it, but I didn’t think I would love it THIS much. Like, it sounded interesting. Superheroes, morally grey characters, dystopian society, anarchy? Sign me up! But somehow, I was just expecting it to fall flat. Thankfully, it didn’t.
Continue reading “if more people chose heroism… (renegades by marissa meyer review)”
I’m a little bit late to this party, but I’m here and ready to go!
Pride-a-thon is a new readathon hosted by Marta at Stellae Thoughts and Kav at xreadingsolacex to celebrate Pride! This readathon will take place from June 1st-30th and has 4 reading challenges dependent on your answers to each question.
This is going to be a long one.
I’m going to start off by letting all y’all know how much I love the Harry Potter franchise. Harry Potter was there for me when no one else was. Hermione was the first character who didn’t make me feel like a freak for preferring to read at recess. Ron taught me how to be a good friend. I have a tattoo of Ron’s broken wand on my arm. This series is so important to me.
At this point, I’m pretty sure everyone has heard about the Disney+ adaptation of Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan. If you haven’t, check out my post about it!
Hey y’all.
I know I don’t have to tell you that the world is on fire right now. Y’all know what is going on.
May was a hard month.
I didn’t finish Spring semester until the 25th, and I had 2 weeks of finals. So the first bit was hard. Collectively, I read 8 books this month.
I had been wanting to read this book for a longgggg time. I remember first hearing about it from Regan at PeruseProject back in 2017, and I was instantly intrigued. Unfortunately, life happened, and I never picked it up. I didn’t even purchase it until this February. But when I picked it up, I couldn’t put it down.
Continue reading “the trials of morrigan crow…nevermoor book review”
This post is going to be hard.
Happy Pride Month!!!
This June looks a little bit different than it typically does, but that’s okay. We’re out here adapting. There are a few Pride readathons happening this month, so I wanted to give y’all some of my favorite LGBTQIA+ recommendations! Continue reading “five of my favorite LGBTQIA+ books !”
Hey y’all!
I hope y’all are staying home and staying safe. I know being stuck at home is hard on everyone, and that’s okay! It’s a traumatic time for us all. So I saw this tag on The Bookish Chick’s blog, and figured I would do it!
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