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  • 22.

    Hey there lovelies! Guess whose birthday it is today? That’s right, it’s mine! Thought I’d write about it and reflect a little, so if you’d like to peruse it, read on: Well, it was one hell of a year as a 21-year-old. It’s been tiring, heartbreaking, challenging, but also incredibly illuminating. I have made so…

  • Spooky Reads for the Spooky Season

    Hey guys! It’s been a while! So, it’s one of my favorite times as you all know, and with the magic of Autumn also comes the wonderful time of the year known as Halloween! Ghosts, Ghouls, Monsters, Spirits from this world and others, it is an amazing time when imagination, magic, and terror runs wild.…

  • The Phantom Forest – Liz Kerin

    The Phantom Forest – Liz Kerin

    Hey there everyone, I’m back with another review! This time it’s a book that was sent to me by the lovely author and publishing company, in exchange for an honest review. I’m unfortunately a little late with this review, so please bear with me! Book Information: Name: The Phantom ForestAuthor: Liz KerinGenre: YA Epic FantasyPublishing Company: InksharesFormat: PaperbackPages: 336Publishing Date: July 16,…

  • Your Name, The Movie that Everyone Must Watch – Review & Thoughts

    Your Name, The Movie that Everyone Must Watch – Review & Thoughts

    Hey there everyone, I wanted to do something different today and talk about a movie that really got to me and that made me feel all the feels. As some of you who follow me on social media might know, I am a huge fan of animated movies and series… especially Japanese ones. I’ve watched…

  • A Court of Wings and Ruin – Sarah J. Maas

    A Court of Wings and Ruin – Sarah J. Maas

    Hey there, everyone! I am back from my vacation and I’m feeling so refreshed and inspired. I hope you haven’t missed me too much! But I’m happy to report that I’m back, and with a vengeance. I didn’t get too much reading done as there was a lot of running around, but I did manage…

  • What Reading Has Taught Me, and Why it’s Still Important Today

    What Reading Has Taught Me, and Why it’s Still Important Today

    Hey guys, As some of you may have realized, I’ve been in a little of a reading slump lately. Whilst this isn’t rare for me, I’ve been reflecting a lot on WHY I love reading so much, and how it’s affected me throughout the years. I know that there a lot of studies and articles out there…

  • The Written – Ben Galley: First Chapters Review

    The Written – Ben Galley: First Chapters Review

    Hey there again, book lovers! As a member of The Writereads Group, I’m lucky enough to take part in blog tours with a number of international bloggers and connect over our mutual love of books. This time around, we’re connecting over Ben Galley, Adult Fantasy writer. I’m actually reviewing two books this time around because…

  • Chasing Graves – Ben Galley

    Chasing Graves – Ben Galley

    Hey there,  book lovers! I’m back to participating in another blog tour, managed by the lovely Dave from @TheWriteReads on Twitter, and this time around, there were a number of books to choose from! I chose to write a full review of ‘Chasing Graves’ … partially because of the gorgeous cover, and also to expand…

  • The Wicked King – Holly Black

    The Wicked King – Holly Black

    Hey, book lovers! Hope everyone is coping well with the summer heat! To get your mind off of that, however, it’s book review time! If you’ve been here for some time you would know that I absolutely adored the first book, and once summer started I made sure that TWK was high on my TBR list! And…

  • Criticism and Cruelty: Society’s Opinions and Entitlements

    Criticism and Cruelty: Society’s Opinions and Entitlements

    Hey everyone, Today’s little post is not what I would normally write about. I am normally not one to openly share any negative opinions about things, choosing to be polite, and I live by the saying, “If you have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything at all”. I keep my mouth shut, and I…