Two friends united against their massive TBRs
Plain Bad Heroines by Emily M. Danforth Publication Date: October 20, 2020 I typically would write out my own synopsis of a book I am reviewing, but I have been terrible at summarizing a book in a way that actually would make you want to pick it up lol, so here is the Goodreads summary:… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: Plain Bad Heroines
I found this tag over on Elaine Howlin's blog, and I figured I would sneak in one more Fall-themed book tag before we "officially" transition over to winter talk next month. Technically Southern California doesn't experience any real wintery weather until February, but it's a weird seasonal bubble. Honestly, it's just started to feel like… Continue reading BOOK TAG: Cosy Autumn Book Tag
The holiday season is approaching! I am trying my best to shop local or small for all the people in my life and want to help promote some of my favorite shops! Y'all should totally check out & support these shops. If you have any favorites, please share them in the comments! Also, please order… Continue reading GUIDE TO: Bookish Holiday Gifts
Reverie by Ryan La SalaPublication Date: December 3, 2019 I haven't written a review in a while, and that's probably because very few of my recent reads have wholly won me over. Thankfully, Reverie has ended that streak. It does starts off a little bumpy due to the main character, Kane, having amnesia from an… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: Reverie
Are these Mini Review titles getting out of hand yet? I started posting more extensive book reviews on Bookstagram this year. This is in part me trying to reinvent my Bookstagram content since I've been on the platform forever, but also I got rid of monthly mini reviews on the blog and sometimes just want… Continue reading MINI REVIEWS: Books I Reviewed on Instagram But Not On the Blog – YA Books Edition
I was wondering what I should post today, and I realized I hadn't done a WWW Wednesday in a while. So here's an update on what I've been reading. This tag hosted on Taking on a World of Words, and it's super easy to do. Just answer the three W's. The Three W's are:What are… Continue reading BOOK TAG: WWW Wednesday
I bookmarked this tag after I saw it on Elaine Howlin's blog a million years ago. Here is her post. It seems like this post was created by Suddenly Lorena, but the link to the video no longer is live. Since this Election week has been A LOT I wanted something light and easy to… Continue reading BOOK TAG: The Book Cake Tag
I studied political science in college and reading books that discuss politics is something I love I also love reading books and watching TV shows with heavy election plots. Shoutout to my faves The West Wing and Red, White & Royal Blue. However, often fictional elections are more fun than real elections. Today is the… Continue reading MINI REVIEWS: YA Books with Elections!
We found EmmaBooks' video back in 2018 and have basically run wild with this book tag ever since. This time we matched up literary duos with randomly drawn couples Halloween costumes and then decided if we ripped or shipped the match! You can check out our previous Rip It or Ship It posts here, here,… Continue reading BLOGTOBER DAY EIGHT: Rip It or Ship It
Happy almost-November! Honestly were as surprised as you are that the month's already over. Like, where did the days go?? Please let us know. We consume so many books in a month, that we don't always get the chance to talk about all of our favorites. So, we've decide to set aside a monthly post… Continue reading BLOGTOBER DAY SEVEN: Favorite Reads of October
