life & literature
One of the requirements for one of my graduate classes is to spend 10 hours observing in a library. My library of choice was a public library within my district. Obviously, as is the nature of librarians and book lovers, my sponsoring librarian and I got to talking about books. More specifically, we got to…
Hi there! I was incredibly busy and stressed out last week – I didn’t have energy, much less time, to film. This week I managed my time a little better and managed to produce a video I’m happy with. We had crap weather here in the Chicagoland area last Sunday (Winter Is Here!) and so…
I went into this book knowing how it would end. For some reason, I kept holding on to the hope that it wouldn’t happen and was still surprised when it did happen. Adam Silvera absolutely destroyed me with this book and now I have to go read everything he has ever written. Synopsis (from Goodreads)…
Read more Book Review | They Both Die at the End by Adam Silvera
Let’s be honest – March was stressful AF. I was hurrying to get set up for the start of grad school and I didn’t read nearly as much as I did in February. I wouldn’t call it a reading slump, but in terms of quality I read some good books. This month was definitely quality…
I try to prioritize my books as first in, first read. This doesn’t always work out, but it’s how I at least attempt to manage my incredible TBR pile. Sometimes, though, I want to read books I’ve recently purchased because they sound promising enough. This was the case with The Lost Causes. Synopsis (from Goodreads)…
Read more Book Review | The Lost Causes by Alyssa Schwartz and Jessica Etting
I’m talking about books I hated on Youtube today! It’s fun. I’m sassy. Also, subscribe, haha
Never have I ever reviewed a Stephen King book on my blog. The thing is, it’s really intimidating to take on a masterful writer with mediocre writing. Does that makes sense to you? It sure makes sense to me. For as long as I’ve been a reader, I’ve never considered reviewing the master’s books because…
