Slice of Life: Spring Wrap-Up 2026
Spring has come to an unofficial end with Memorial Day weekend that just passed in the states! We’re diving headfirst into Summer with sunny days
Destination Bookstore: Metro Detroit Pt.7
Hello everyone! I love visiting independent bookstores and shopping at local businesses regularly. Because it’s important to #shopsmall, here are some bookstores in the Metro
ARC Review: “Love Language” by by Christine J. Ko
“Love Language” by by Christine J. Ko Publishing Date: August 6, 2026 Genre: Fiction, Middle Grade, Contemporary Page Length: 172 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: Cassie
Book Tag Thursday: Summer Lovin’ Book Tag
Welcome to my segment where I find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide interwebs made by lovely bloggers like you! I hope you’ll have
Book Review: “The Secret World of Maggie Grey” (Maggie Grey #1) by Granger
“The Secret World of Maggie Grey” (Maggie Grey #1) by Granger (2024) Genre: Fantasy, Fiction, Urban Fantasy Page Length: 330 pages (paperback edition) Synopsis: A
Get Spooky With These 5 Summerween Movies Vol. 2
Happy Summerween! It’s a trend that got its start in the past few years of celebrating Halloween in summer. I compiled a short list of
Comic Corner Roundup: June
Comic Corner Roundup is a bi-monthly segment that compiles mini-reviews of comics, graphic novels, and manga that I’ve read recently. Here are my reviews for
Book Review: “The View From Here” by Rachel Howzell Hall
“The View From Here” by Rachel Howzell Hall (2026) Genre: Thriller, Fiction Page Length: 281 pages (paperback edition) Synopsis: After eleven years, Nicole Baxter and
Reading Recommendations: Wanderlust Travel Destinations Vol.4
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! June’s theme is Wanderlust Travel Destinations. Start off the Summertime with these novels that will take
Book Review: “The Last Best Quest Ever” by F.T. Lukens
“The Last Best Quest Ever” by F.T. Lukens (2026) Genre: YA, Fiction, LGBTQ, Romance Page Length: 320 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Seventeen-year-old Ellinore has the