What I’m Listening To…Summer Cruisin’
Hello readers! I love listening to music of all genres on a daily basis. I can’t go a day without popping on some headphones and
Category: Book Blog
Comic Corner Roundup: May
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: “A Proposal They Can’t Refuse” by Natalie Caña
“A Proposal They Can’t Refuse” by Natalie Caña (2022) Genre: Contemporary, Romance, Fiction Page Length: 400 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: Kamilah Vega is desperate
Reading Recommendations: Wanderlust – Magical Destinations
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! June means the start of the summer reading season, so this month’s theme is centered around
Book Review: “The House That Lou Built” by Mae Respicio
“The House That Lou Built” by Mae Respicio (2018) Genre: Middle Grade, Contemporary, Fiction Page Length: 240 pages (paperback edition) Synopsis: Lou Bulosan-Nelson is going
Blog Announcement: Back From Hiatus – Hello Again!
Hello everyone! It’s a brand-new month and I’m back from my blogging hiatus. As I announced back in May, I took a break from the
Book Review: “La Entrada: Season One – Episode One” by Andrew D. Daily & Alex Vede
La Entrada: Season One – Episode One by Andrew D. Daily (Author), Alex Vede (Illustrator) (2022) Genre: Graphic Novel, Fiction, Sci-Fi Page Length: 128 pages
March-April Book Haul: “Spring Into Reading” Edition
Welcome to another brand new book haul on the blog! This time it’s the “Spring Into Reading” edition since we are in the Spring season
Book Review: “Scarlet Carnation” by Laila Ibrahim
“Scarlet Carnation” by Laila Ibrahim (2022) Genre: Historical Fiction Page Length: 314 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: In an early twentieth-century America roiling with racial
Reading Recommendations: Folktales & Legends
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! This month’s theme is Folktales & Legends so I’m chatting about books centered around these themes. Hope