Welcome back book lovers! Now I know I have promised you the rest of my reviews for the Lunar Chronicles, but I needed to squeeze in my review for Disenchanted first. I will have my review of Cress up next Monday. Disenchanted is hailed as the Princess Bride meets Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but oh,... Continue Reading →
Why Alex and Darlington are getting married in Hell (A Ninth House Essay)
I reviewed Ninth House a few years ago (you can read my thoughts here) but decided to reread the novel last fall. It was such an immersive experience! However, while reviewing my previous post, I realized that I made a grievous error. In my previous review, I mentioned that Darlington is โthe nerdy gentleman of... Continue Reading →
Rent a Boyfriend: a cute winter read to say bye to Spring
Before I start this review I wanted to leave some links to support the Asian American community. In case you don't know what happened in the US this past week 8 people of Asian descent were killed because of ongoing Covid racism and ignorance. If you witness hate aimed at Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders... Continue Reading →
Keep an eye on Historically inaccurate
โHey sunshineโ Is what Mr. Ethan Winston of Historically Inaccurate would say! Hi readers! Remember last week when I shared some of my favorite quotes from Historically Inaccurate? Well today I'm sharing my review for the novel. I received an advanced readers copy of Historically Inaccurate in exchange for my honest review thanks to the... Continue Reading →
Adrienne’s Awakening falls short
Hello Readers, Iโm back again with another Monday review. Today Iโll be reviewing Adrienneโs Awakening, a debut novel by Mindy Schoeneman. Adrienneโs Awakening is a Science Fiction new adult novel with a touch of mystery. I received a copy of Adrienne's Awakening from Shayla Raquel and Mindy Schoeneman and this is my honest review. "If... Continue Reading →
Yes his name really is Pablo Neruda
Iโm 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 →