Vandaag mag ik een gastpost met jullie delen om de aankomende release van Zout van Doreen Hendrikx te vieren, nadat ik eerder al de cover reveal mocht doen voor dit boek! Doreen vertelt in deze post over haar recente autisme- en ADHD-diagnosis en hoeveel daarvan (onbewust) is doorgesijpeld in de hoofdpersoon van Zout. Ik mocht... Continue Reading →
For day 2 of #PrideLibrary21, the prompt is "pink books", and since Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake is a pink book, I decided to share my review of it today! This queer baking romcom was my favourite read of May, and you can read my full, rambly review below, but please be aware that it... Continue Reading →
Happy Pride Month! Today is the first day of #PrideLibrary21, and our first prompt is TBR, so I'll be sharing my reading plans for the month! I'll mostly be active on my Instagram this month, but I do want to write a few blog posts as well for this challenge. Want to know the prompts?... Continue Reading →
I didn't really blog in May, but hopefully I'll be able to get back into it soon! I read a little less this month than in the previous months, as I've been working more than usual. I ended up reading 37 books in total. I didn't share a May TBR but I spent May mostly... Continue Reading →
Time for an exciting announcement! As you probably know, June is Pride Month. For the past two years, my friends Hâf @ The Library Looter, Michelle @ Michelle Likes Things and I hosted a challenge with prompts for every day of the month. I’m so excited to announce that we’re back with another Pride challenge: #PrideLibrary21. We hope you’ll... Continue Reading →
In April, I've continued my streak of reading more than I've ever read before. I read 47 books in total, and no, I don't know how I keep doing this either. My top 5 of the month (in no particular order) is: More to the Story by Hena Khan, Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams, You Deserve... Continue Reading →
Today I'm back with another review as part of a blog tour! I was sent an ARC of Dream Country by Ashaye Brown, many thanks to the publisher, Onwe, for that! The book is out on April 27th, so check it out if you're interested. I really enjoyed this unique YA fantasy, read my review... Continue Reading →
Like I said in my April TBR post, I want to focus on reading books with autism rep this month, because it's Autism Acceptance Month. One of the first books I've read this month has been The KC Warlock Weekly: Book One by M.N. Jolley, and today I have the honour of being on the... Continue Reading →
April is Autism Acceptance Month, so make sure to support and uplift actually autistic creators! I'm planning to make a book recommendations post, so hopefully I'll be able to post that during this month. I especially want to focus on reading some books with autism representation this month, so that's what I'm dedicating part of... Continue Reading →
After January and February being extremely good reading months for me, I've been going strong in March as well. I read 41 books in total, so a little less than in the previous months but still A LOT. Unfortunately I didn't find as many new favourites as I did in the previous month, but there... Continue Reading →
Anniek's Library 