What I’m Listening To…Favorite Musicals Pt.3
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
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Reading Recommendations: Black Fantasy Reads
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! This month’s theme is Black Fantasy Reads! Invulnerability is a pretty useless superpower if you’ve only got
Book Tag Thursday: Anonymous Bookaholics Tag
Welcome to my segment where I find awesome book tags throughout the vast, wide inter-webs made by lovely bloggers like you! I’ll hope you’ll have
ARC Review: “The Unforgettable Logan Foster #1” by Shawn Peters
“The Unforgettable Logan Foster #1” by Shawn Peters Publishing Date: January 18, 2022 Genre: Children, Fiction, Middle Grade Synopsis: Logan Foster has pretty much given
My Favorite Things: October
My Favorite Things” is a monthly segment where I share my personal and current favorites in seasonal products, health & beauty, food, decor, movies, TV,
My Favorite Things: September
My Favorite Things” is a monthly segment where I share my personal and current favorites in seasonal products, health & beauty, food, decor, movies, TV,
Book Review: “Boy, Falling” by (House of Rougeaux #2) by Jenny Jaeckel
“Boy, Falling” by (House of Rougeaux #2) by Jenny Jaeckel (2021) Genre: Historical Fiction, LGBT Page Length: 278 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: Seeking to
Book Review: “ParaNorthern: And the Chaos Bunny A-hop-calypse” by Stephanie Cooke, Mari Costa
“ParaNorthern: And the Chaos Bunny A-hop-calypse” by Stephanie Cooke (Author), Mari Costa (Artist) (2021) Genre: Fantasy, Graphic Novel, Fiction, Middle-Grade Page Length: 242 pages (electronic
Book Review: “The Marvelous Mirza Girls” by Sheba Karim
“The Marvelous Mirza Girls” by Sheba Karim (2021) Genre: YA, Contemporary, Romance Page Length: 400 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: To cure her post–senior year
My 2021 Reading Challenges!
It’s a brand new year, so it’s time to pick new reading challenges. I’ve talked about some challenges in a previous post, but I’ve narrowed