I’m really falling off the blog train here, but I wanted to post this week’s T10T post because I really like this topic. But I’m also doing a twist and mentioning some I know I would absolutely never survive in. 🙃
Continue readingIf I haven’t said it yet, Happy New Year and welcome to 2021! I was on holiday break for 2.5 weeks and spent a lot of time trying to catch up on my Goodreads reading goal (but I didn’t reach it). Because of that, I’m pretty sure I read more books last month than any other months in 2020.
A special shoutout to historical romance and new adult romance for helping me reach that goal, LOL. (As you’ll soon see.)
Also, apparently I didn’t do a wrap-up and book haul for November… So… oops! Sorry if you were looking forward to that.
Continue readingApparently I didn’t write one of these for October so… here I am, writing one for November! 🙃 I think I said before that October seemed like such a long month, and now it seems like November is flying by. Time is a weird concept. Okay, I’m babbling. Let’s just get to it. 🤪
WWW Wednesday is a weekly blog meme hosted by Taking on a World of Words. In this post I will answer the following questions:
This may be somewhat of a subjective topic/theme. Whose to say what’s long to me is long to someone else? I think there are definitely a few titles that immediately come to mind for a lot of readers, though. I guess we’ll see for sure… 😉
Continue readingWe all have our own unique opinion on what makes a good book adaptation. I don’t watch a lot of TV (I don’t have cable), but I do have a few streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime. However, I find myself sinking into a book rather than a TV show and surely I’m not the only one?
I will say that once the pandemic started and I was working from home, I binged a show called “Call the Midwife” since it was available on Netflix. I don’t regret it because the show is so good.
Anyway, we’re not here to talk about my personal TV habits (as Isabelle from Animal Crossing remind us).
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Writing this I feel…old, lol. I don’t quite think I was reading a lot of YA ten years ago; I really just read whatever sounded good. Of course, that’s really how I read today, too. Anyway, today I’ll feature some of my favorite books that were published the last 10 years, but not necessarily ones I read during that year.
This list is probably way longer than you think it is, but stick with me.
A weekly blog meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.
Initially, I started this post as a “Books to Movies” theme, but the more I thought about it, the more I think so many good books would make great TV series, too, because I feel like TV series has the chance to explore the characters and story more.
This is a spin on the actual topic which is “Books to Give _______ as Gifts.” The blank can be filled in with whatever you want… “Books to Give Parents as Gifts.” “Books to Give a Hufflepuff as Gifts,” etc. I wanted to do this spin because when people are asking for recommendations, I almost always recommend the following books. With Christmas around the corner, it’s really the perfect time to give them all as gifts!
Top 5 Wednesday is a weekly blog meme hosted over on a Goodreads group. You can check out the group here, and see the remaining topics for the month.
God, this topic is amazing.
Truthfully, I’m not one to reread books. I know, sue me. But I just don’t. AND YET… There are books I’ve reread, and when I ignore my glaringly large TBR pile to re-read a book, you know it’s good.
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly blog meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. You can check out the rest of the topics here.
I think I’ve done something fairly similar… Or maybe when I see this topic, all I can think about are villains? (I did make a Top 10 Tuesday post about villains a while back…) But I supposed this list could focus on general crappy characters, not necessarily villains.
So let’s do this!
Top 5 Wednesday is a weekly blog meme started on Goodreads. You can check out the group and the topics here.
a myriad of books 