The spin off to Helen Hoang’s “The Kiss Quotient” tells the story of Khai, Michael’s cousin, who has autism and has never had a girlfriend. Khai's everyday routine is to eat a protein bar for breakfast, run to his office, and keep his garden unkempt to annoy his neighbor. Khai likes his life but his... Continue Reading →
We Set the dark on fire is Brilliant, Incredible, Amazing, Show stopping, and Unique
I loved this book! https://www.instagram.com/p/CFVe3EfAcaN/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link I try to stay away from dystopian novels for the most part because the plot in those books make me put on my tin foil hat, and there is only so much time in the day to follow a conspiracy trail through the internet. However, We Set the... Continue Reading →
Bruja Born
Art of Frida by Spooksieboo on IG https://www.instagram.com/spooksieboo/ Bruja Born is the second installment of the Brooklyn Brujas series. The series follows the Mortiz family, a family of three sisters and their mother. During the first book of the series, Labyrinth Lost middle sister, Alex, struggles to come to terms with her identity as a... Continue Reading →
The Trueba Women are awesome and Esteban can pout in the corner
I have a lot of feelings about The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende. This book did not go as I expected, and in the end, I think I liked it.
All the reason to read “Don’t Date Rosa Santos”
A sleepy beach town, a love interest who can bake, chismoso viejietos, Don’t Date Rosa Santos has it all. Don’t Date Rosa Santos is my favorite book this year! Rosa Santos lives in the small seaside town of Port Coral, Florida. The town is very reminiscent of Star Hallows with its array of supporting characters... Continue Reading →
Rich People Problems
“Alamak, it’s that Ed Saranwrap! I love his music!” Did you miss the hearing about the lives of Nick Young’s crazy rich family and friends? Well, I am about to give you a brief recap of the events of Rich People Problems. Trigger warning for depiction of attempted suicide during part three, the last few... Continue Reading →
This sequel SLAPS
Today I am excited to finally review Protect the Prince by Jennifer Estep. Protect the Prince is the second book in the Crown of Shards series, and it was released this past July. Kill the Queen, the first book in the series, was such an addicting read! An Evil Queen, gladiators, magic, and a kick-ass... Continue Reading →
My Latinx Heritage month TBR
I did not learn about Latinx heritage month until, I was in college and even then, I thought, “oh this must be new that's why I never heard of it”. Nope. While researching this topic, I discovered that Latinx heritage month began as a weeklong celebration in 1968. Later, Regan expanded it to a month-long... Continue Reading →
Michael sucks but we already knew that
Are you impatiently awaiting the second movie to the Crazy Rich Asians series? Me too. So, I did what any another impatient person would have done, and I read the sequel. If you want to check out my review of Crazy Rich Asians, the novel you can do so here. Two years have passed since... Continue Reading →
A Short Review of Crazy Rich Asians
“Aiyoooooh, finish everything on your plate, girls! Don’t you know there are children starving in America?” Kevin Kwan I am sure a handful of readers have either read Crazy Rich Asians or seen the movie by now, for today’s blog post I thought I share my thoughts on the book. Crazy Rich Asians tells the... Continue Reading →
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