Hello book nerds! In today’s post, I want to give some K-drama recs for book lovers. Korean dramas are television series produced in Korea, and they range from a variety of genres such as romance, crime, melodrama, or science fiction. I enjoy the romance ones. If you follow me on Instagram, you know I’m either... Continue Reading →
Hey readers! In today’s post, we will take a look at a fluffy YA summer romance featuring an art hoe and an emo-pop star. The story is set in the backdrop of Georgia and on the set of a hot new movie. If all these things sound good, continue reading. If this sounds boring, check... Continue Reading →
I Wanna Be Where You Are is an Own Voices YA novel written by Kristina Forest starring a Black ballerina, a stinky dog, a bad boy, and a road trip! Add it to your Tbr now! https://open.spotify.com/track/3mnVgyzn5HC7Sqkn3B5zHs Click here for some ambience. Summary: Seventeen-year-old Chole Peirce has big dreams of making Ballet her career, and... Continue Reading →
This book is written in a series of vignettes by renowned slam poet Elizabeth Acevedo and follows the life of a young Dominican American girl from Harlem. The Poet X is prefect for lovers of poetry and slam poets. “I only know that learning to believe in the power of my own words has been... Continue Reading →
I considered myself to be a very inclusive reader, someone who reads books by BIPOC authors, but one glance at my Goodreads tells me that I can do better. So I decided to begin June reading Odd One Out by Nic Stone. Not only is Odd One Out an Own Voices novel, literature written by... Continue Reading →
I don’t want this story to end! However, I am excited for the conclusion of this series. After Kuranosuke wraps up a photo shoot at Mr. Fish’s building, he flirts his way to the top floor and meets Fayong, Fish’s secretary and childhood friend, instead of snitching to her boss that Kuranosuke has come for... Continue Reading →
Pride and Prejudice is one of those rare books that I was not required to read in any of my English classes. Even while studying English in college, Pride and Prejudice was always absent from the syllabus. Given my love for the 2005 film, I don’t understand why I never read this book sooner. I’m... Continue Reading →
Happy Jellyfish Friday! Another Friday another review of Princess Jellyfish. Catch up on previous Princess Jellyfish reviews down below. Volume 1 Volume 2 Volume 3 During the Fashion show, Kuranosuke reveals himself to be the nephew of the Prime minister and the son of a politician, all while dressed in the famous Moon Jelly dress.... Continue Reading →
Hello everyone! I finally made it to the thrilling conclusion of the Folk of the Air series and I really wanted to go all out for my Queen Of Nothing review. Stay tuned to see my Jude Duarte inspired looks. *Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you click one of my links and make a... Continue Reading →
I always wondered how Taryn could allow her sister, Jude, to get her heart broken by Locke when she was engaged to the man. The Lost Sisters is a short novella taking place after The Cruel Prince, but before Wicked King and according to my friend Ashley I needed to read it before Wicked King.... Continue Reading →
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