One of my resolutions for 2021 is to read more middlegrade, and I'm already having a blast. I recently read Me, My Dad and the End of the Rainbow by Benjamin Dean, which is set to come out on February 4th, and today, I wanted to share my review. Many thanks to Simon & Schuster... Continue Reading →
Have you read any verse novels before? Maybe you're already a fan, in which case you might find some new favourites to read in this recommendations post! Or maybe the format is entirely new to you, so I'll give a quick explanation first. In this post, I'm recommending 20 verse novels. The books I'm recommending... Continue Reading →
Like many of you, Honey Girl by Morgan Rogers was one of my most anticipated releases for 2021, and at the end of December, I suddenly got accepted to review it on Netgalley! I was so excited I dove in right away, and I wanted to share my 5 star review with you today. This... Continue Reading →
Like last year, I will again be making monthly posts to talk about my most anticipated releases of that month. Maybe they're already on your radar, maybe they're new to you - let's uplift these books together! Angie Thomas - Concrete Rose International phenomenon Angie Thomas revisits Garden Heights seventeen years before the events of... Continue Reading →
I've read and loved several of Renée Watson's books, cementing her as one of my favourite authors for middlegrade and YA oontemporary. So I was so happy to receive an ARC of Love Is a Revolution, Watson's new YA contemporary that is set to come out in early February (date depends on if you're getting... Continue Reading →
In December, I mainly wanted to read seasonal books, and I participated in 12 Days of Queermas. I made a TBR for it and also wrote a wrap-up post for the readathon. After Christmas, I participated in the End of Yearathon. I ended up reading 51 books in total this month, which is considerably more... Continue Reading →
Happy New Year!! Going into the new year, I've chosen to set a Goodreads goal I know I will reach without too much effort, because I don't want to pressure myself to read as many books as I possibly can. But I did want to take on another challenge and that's when I came across... Continue Reading →
The longest year ever is finally coming to an end, and one of the few positives I can list is that I've gotten to read a lot of really amazing books. In this post, I'm listing my top 20, so the 20 books I've loved the most this year! V.E. Schwab - The Invisible Life... Continue Reading →
I will share my top 20 of 2020 tomorrow, but I read so many amazing books this year that a top 20 is just not gonna cut it. So in this post, I'm sharing my favourites divided by genre! Adult SFF V.E. Schwab - The Invisible Life of Addie LaRueTJ Klune - The House in... Continue Reading →
As we're slowly wrapping up the longest year of all time, I not only want to share my favourites, but also the books I'm really looking forward to in 2021. In the coming year, you can still expect monthly posts dedicated to my most anticipated releases, but I wanted to spread the word about my... Continue Reading →
