This week my eyebrows and I read Something Like Gravity come read my review.
Something like Gravity and the power of Strawberry Chapstick
Empress of a Thousand Skies was disappointing
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 →
I read Ninth House in two days- A messy but fun review
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.
October Review
What I read in October + a short Hocus Pocus and the All New Sequel review + what I did in October
Teen Angst and a Nine Tailed Fox
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 →
Babysitters coven
Babysitter’s coven was one of my most anticipated reads this Halloween season. The cover is gorgeous and aesthetically pleasing, I mean, who wouldn’t want to DIY their jean jacket after seeing this cover? Esme is the voice of The Babysitter’s coven, and she is an anti-social 17-year-old, who runs a babysitting club with her friend... Continue Reading →
Yes his name really is Pablo Neruda
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 →
Latinx TBR Wrap-Up
As Latinx heritage month comes to a close I thought I would share my thoughts on the books I have read for this month. ★★★★★ Don't Date Rosa Santos has a special place in my heart. I really loved this book because of it's small town setting. Because Rosa grows up in Port Corral she... Continue Reading →
The Bride Test
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 →
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 →
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