#AutismAcceptanceMonth – Review: Uncomfortable Labels

I received an eARC of this book through Netgalley in exchange for my honest review. I read this book for the Autistic Pride Readathon hosted by Becca @ Becca’s Book Realm and Kitty @ Jellyfable. I’ll post my full wrap-up and possibly some more recommendations at the end of the month! Before sharing my review,…

#AutismAcceptanceMonth – Review: Maar je ziet er helemaal niet autistisch uit

As the discourse about autism is often still centered around professionals and parents and not always centers actually autistic people themselves, I found this #OwnVoices book to be a refreshing, insightful and especially relatable read. It was very empowering for me personally, and I think it will be a valuable read for many people, both…

#AutismAcceptanceMonth – Challenge: Autistic Pride Readathon

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and since I’m autistic myself, this seemed like the perfect opportunity to dedicate a few blogposts to autism and what it means to me to be autistic. I’m going to try to write a few blogposts about this, so fingers crossed I’ll manage! I thought I’d start off by discussing…

The Reading Rush: TBR

This year, I’ll be participating in The Reading Rush for the first time! I’m really looking forward to it. In case you haven’t heard of The Reading Rush before, this is a readathon that was previously known as BookTubeAThon. The name has been changed to be more inclusive for people from other platforms, but the…

#AugustLibrary19: Introduction Post

After our Pride Challenge, which we had a lot of fun hosting, Hâf @ The Library Looter and I are back with another challenge: #AugustLibrary19!! This time, it’s mainly summer inspired, and we hope you’ll like it! Unfortunately, Michelle @ Michelle Likes Things wasn’t able to join us this time, but she’ll hopefully join us…

Most Anticipated Releases of July

While July is a pretty slow month when it comes to book releases, there are still a few releases I’m very much looking forward to! Alice Oseman – Heartstopper, Vol. 2 Boy meets boy. Boys become friends. Boys fall in love. An LGBTQ+ graphic novel about life, love, and everything that happens in between: this…

Day 16 of #PrideLibrary19: 5 Intersectional Recommendations

Another belated post, but I’m hoping to catch up soon! For yesterday’s diverse books prompt of #PrideLibrary19, I wanted to give you some intersectionally diverse recommendations. First, I’ll give a short explanation of what intersectionality means. Please note, this is by no means extensive, but just meant to give you an idea if you aren’t…

Day 9 of #PrideLibrary19 – 30 Days of Pride Tag

I was having a pretty hard time coming up with something to talk about for today’s prompt of #PrideLibrary19, which is ‘book rainbow’. But then the lovely Ben over at Ace of Bens tagged me in their 30 Days of Pride Tag, so they basically handed me something fun to talk about today! Thank you…

Most Anticipated Releases of May

Another very belated post! But so many amazing books were published in May that I still wanted to share. Incidentally, many of the books I’m recommending in this post have LGBTQ+ rep, so they’d be perfect reads for June!! Red, White & Royal Blue – Casey McQuiston I think I’m not alone in saying this…

April Wrap-up

Hey all! I accidentally had a little hiatus in April, but I figured better late than never!! So here’s my very belated April wrap-up, as I would still love to share my favourite (4 and 5 star) reads of the month with you 🙂 Sabina Khan – The Love and Lies of Rukhsana Ali Wow….