Even More Cozy Holiday Watching Recommendations
It’s that Holly Jolly time of year and that means Christmas-themed media. I’ll be sharing holiday-themed posts throughout the month of December. Today I’m talking about
My Top 10 Books of 2024!
There’s no better way to end the year than to share my top favorite books! Here are some notable reads of books I read in
Reading Recommendations: Holly Jolly Comics
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! This month’s theme is Holly Jolly Comics! It’s that festive time of the year which means I
Slice of Life: Spooky Season Wrap-Up 2024
The Halloween season is over which means I’m already transitioning over into Christmas mode. I did manage to get out more this Halloween season and
Book Review: “Take It from the Top” by Claire Swinarski
“Take It from the Top” by Claire Swinarski (2024) Genre: Middle Grade, Contemporary, Fiction Page Length: 245 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Eowyn Becker has waited
Book Review: “To Woo and to Wed” (The Regency Vows #5) by Martha Waters
“To Woo and to Wed” (The Regency Vows #5) by Martha Waters (2024) Genre: 334 pages (electronic review edition) Page Length: Historical, Romance, Fiction Synopsis: West,
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,
Book Review: “Kiss the Sky: Jimi Hendrix 1942-1970” by J.M. Dupont, Mezzo
“Kiss the Sky: Jimi Hendrix 1942-1970” by J.M. Dupont (Author), Mezzo (Artist) (2024) Genre: Biography, History, Graphic Novel Page Length: 95 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis:
Comic Corner Roundup: November
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 Shape of Lost Things” by Sarah Everett
“The Shape of Lost Things” by Sarah Everett (2024) Genre: Middle Grade, Contemporary Fiction Page Length: 273 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Skye Nickson’s world changed