Monthly Comic Corner: October Edition
“Monthly Comic Corner” is a segment that compiles mini-reviews of comics, graphic novels, and manga that I’ve read for the month. Here are my reviews for the month
Category: Books
Reading Recommendations: Spooktastic Reads!
It’s that time of the year again where horror films reign, kids go trick or treating, and candy is everywhere! Since Halloween is coming up
Author Interview With Abda Khan of “Stained”
Hello everyone! Today I want to welcome you all to Abda Khan, who is a lawyer and writer from England. I got the opportunity to have
Book Review: “Julia Vanishes”by Catherine Egan
“Julia Vanishes” by Catherine Egan (2016) Genre: YA, Fiction, Fantasy Page Length: 384 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Julia has the unusual ability to be . .
Booktube Bites: Halloween Decor – Bottled Magic Ingredients
Booktube Bites is a weekly segment in which I spotlight cool bookish videos on the internet. I will discuss some entertaining videos and Booktubers which you
Book Review: “Gabi, a Girl in Pieces” by Isabel Quintero
“Gabi, a Girl in Pieces” by YA, Fiction, Contemporary (2014) Genre: YA, Fiction, Contemporary Page Length: 284 pages (paperback edition) Synopsis: Gabi Hernandez chronicles her last
Book Review: “Running Away to Home” (The Journey Trilogy #1) by Lita Hooper
“Running Away to Home” (The Journey Trilogy #1) by Lita Hooper (2016) Genre: YA, Fiction, Contemporary Page Length: 145 (electronic review copy) Synopsis: How do you find your
Book Review: “Of Metal and Wishes”(Of Metal and Wishes #1) by Sarah Fine
“Of Metal and Wishes”(Of Metal and Wishes #1) by Sarah Fine (2014) Genre: YA, Fiction, Fantasy, Retellings Page Length: 321 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: There are
Book Tag Thursday: Nintendo Book Tag
As always for this segment I will find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide inter-webs and complete mini-challenges. I’ll hope you’ll have fun and
Reading Recommendations: Fall Reads!
Autumn has arrived! The smell of cider is in the air and the leaves are changing into hues of red and gold. Today, I’d thought I’d