Exploring Detroit & Windsor Through Stories: A Collaboration With Buried In Print Part. 2
As you’ve seen on my blog I love traveling to new places within the pages of a book. Buried in Print and I became connected through the
Tag: books
Book Review: “Only Lovers in the Building” by Nadine Gonzalez
“Only Lovers in the Building” by Nadine Gonzalez (2025) Genre: Romance, Contemporary, Fiction Page Length: 347 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: After her legal career
Book Review: “What Is Home, Mum?” by Sabba Khan
Book Review: “What Is Home, Mum?” by Sabba Khan (2012) Genre: Biography, Graphic Novel, Memoir Page Length: 147 pages (electronic review copy) Synopsis: As a
Book Tag Thursday: Manga 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: “Lauryn Harper Falls Apart” by Shauna Robinson
“Lauryn Harper Falls Apart” by Shauna Robinson (2025) Genre: Contemporary, Fiction Page Length: 377 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: Lauryn Harper had a plan. A
ARC Review: “In Deadly Company” by L.S. Stratton
“In Deadly Company” by L.S. Stratton Publishing Date: September 2, 2025 Genre: Mystery, Contemporary, Fiction Page Length: 317 pages (electronic review edition) Synopsis: As the assistant
Reading Recommendations: Autumn Reads
A new month means another batch of reading recommendations! September’s theme is Autumn Reads! the books featured on this list make great cozy reads for
Book Review: “A Mastery of Monsters” by Liselle Sambury
“A Mastery of Monsters” by Liselle Sambury (2025) Genre: Fantasy, YA, Dark Academia, Fiction Page Length: 592 pages (paperback review edition) Synopsis: When August’s brother
Book Review: “Pretty Girl County” by Lakita Wilson
“Pretty Girl County” by Lakita Wilson (2025) Genre: YA, Fiction, Contemporary Page Length: 320 pages (hardcover edition) Synopsis: Girls like Reya Samuels always come from Prince George’s
A Bibliophile’s Nostalgia: Choose Your Own Adventure
I’m back again with my blog post series to revisit some bookish things that give me all the nostalgia feels. Today, I’ll be talking about