Many of us have probably read or heard about Brock Turner, a Stanford student who raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster. During the trial, we only knew this woman as Emily Doe, until now. Chanel Miller pens and narrates her powerful Memoir, Know My Name, to finally tell her story and humanize herself after... Continue Reading →
If you read my review of The Swedish Prince on my blog or Goodreads, then you know that Viktor is wild, but Magnus is on another level. Wild Heir is a spinoff of The Swedish Prince and follows Prince Magnus of Norway. Summarizing Things Magnus, Viktor’s Bestie and the prince of Norway, has his sex... Continue Reading →
Back in February, I put The Worst Best Man on my February TBR. It had everything I was looking for to spend my February alone romance and a Latina protagonist. I was finally able to check The Worst Best Man out from the library, after waiting a month. I spent many mornings consumed by this... Continue Reading →
I don’t always read YA novels, and when I’m not reading them, you can bet I’m reading a contemporary romance! The Swedish Prince piqued my interest because it's marketed as a Roman Holiday retelling. However, The Swedish Prince promises a Happy Ever After. Summary This story opens up with Maggie and her friend Sam discussing... 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 →
Ever since I finished the first volume of Princess Jellyfish, I have been hungry for more of this story. If you haven’t read my review of volume one, check it out here. Volume two begins with Kuranosuke attempting to convince the Amars to sell part of their collections because it is the most valuable thing... Continue Reading →
Witches and vampires dating? Read it. Witches and demons dating also read that. But witches and werewolves, nope never. When I saw the cover to Mooncakes, I immediately knew I needed to read it this fall. Mooncakes is a graphic novel written by Suzanne Walker and illustrated by Wendy Xu and came out this October.... Continue Reading →
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 →
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