Happy Pride Month! Today is the first day of #PrideLibrary20, and our first prompt is TBR, so I'm going to talk about my reading plans for the month. It's not to late for you to join us, and be sure to link back to our introduction post when you participate, because then you'll be eligible... Continue Reading →
In May, I ended up reading a total of 28 books. That's a little less than I normally read, especially if you consider that a bunch of these have been graphic novels, but I've been working a lot more than usual, so I just had less time to read. At the start of the month,... Continue Reading →
We need to talk about racism. Are you actively antiracist? Are you acknowledging and challenging your white privilege? Do you speak up against racism? No need to answer me, just sit and think about these questions for a while. In this post, I'll share my audiobook review of Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You, and below,... Continue Reading →
Jack of Hearts (and Other Parts) has become one of my favourite LGBTQ+ YA books, because it's open and inclusive. It's an honest, sex positive conversation with queer teens, making it a safe space for them to read and learn. I had high hopes for Camp, L.C. Rosen's new release, to be similarly fun and... Continue Reading →
I still have a lot of Netgalley reviews to share, so here's another batch! You can expect more of these soon, but probably not until after June, since I'm already going to be posting every day for #PrideLibrary20. I was sent eARCs of all of these books in exchange for my honest review. You can... Continue Reading →
Since this month is Ramadan, I wanted to highlight the books with Muslim representation that I've read and loved. I'll be giving you 10 recommendations, but I also wanted to shout out my current read (which I haven't included in the list because I haven't finished it yet): the Once Upon an Eid anthology, edited... Continue Reading →
Did you think Get a Life, Chloe Brown was a good read? Get ready for her sister! Get a Life, Chloe Brown by Talia Hibbert was one of my favourite romance reads of 2019. The sequel, Take a Hint, Dani Brown, centers Chloe's sister, and it is set to come out on June 23rd. I'm... Continue Reading →
I usually do this post at the beginning of the month, but very honestly: I completely forgot. But I figured better late than never! So here I am, letting you know what book releases I'm most looking forward to this month. And by now, some of these are already out, so you can access them... Continue Reading →
Time for an exciting announcement! As you probably know, June is Pride Month. Sadly, the pandemic is making it impossible to have in person celebrations. But of course we can still celebrate and share our pride online! Last year, my friends Hâf @ The Library Looter, Michelle @ Michelle Likes Things and I hosted #PrideLibrary19,... Continue Reading →
