My November TBR went from finishing up my October reads to sci-fi reads courtesy of my local library. One such book I picked up while being ditched on a boba date was Emperess of a Thousand skies by Rhoda Belleza. The title alone already had me intrigued. Empress of a Thousand Skies tells the Story... Continue Reading →
When I first cracked this book open in mid-November I was intrigued, but my attention was not fully captivated. I felt like I was in a slump, and when I’m in a reading slump I distract myself with either watching Tv or reading fanfiction. In this case, I did both.
What I read in October + a short Hocus Pocus and the All New Sequel review + what I did in October
Wicked Fox is the last book I read in October, and it wasn’t all I hoped it would be. This story is particularly unique as it features a Gumiho. A Gumiho is a fox with nine tails that can turn into a beautiful woman to lure their prey. Gumihos are believed to seduce men in... Continue Reading →
I’m starting October with a not very spooky read, Permanent Record, as I'm currently waiting for my spooky reads to come in at the library. Permanent Record is Mary H.K. Choi's second novel and as a big fan of Emergency Contact, I was very excited about this book. Pablo Neruda Rind is a college dropout,... Continue Reading →
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 →
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 →
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.
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 →
“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 →
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