The Art of Saving the World by Corinne Duyvis | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey girls, gays, and theys! I am so excited to finally be posting again, and it is even with an actual book review! I have been MIA for the last year and a half or so because I have been trying to finish my degree, and I am excited to let you all know that …

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Fall Reading Wrap Up

Hey, guys! I am super excited to talk about all the books I ended up reading this Fall season, all of which I read for my British Women Writers and Young Adult Literature courses. I just don't have time to read books for pleasure during the semester because of the sheer amount I have to …

Alex & Eliza by Melissa de la Cruz | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am super excited to talk about the incredible love story of Alexander Hamilton and Elizabeth Schuyler. Many of you probably don't know this, but I have been obsessed with Hamilton for years and one of these days I will be seeing the Broadway show, even if the original cast is no longer …

The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am excited to finally be posting a blog post for the first time in almost three months. My life has been so hectic so I haven't had time to really do anything. But The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian was so good! I absolutely loved it, and I think it …

Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am excited to talk about a book I have always wanted to read, which is Hex Hall by Rachel Hawkins. Unfortunately, I was left pretty disappointed with the book, but I still think its a fun and enjoyable read. I just think it's not really for my age demographic or what I …

How to Make a Wish by Ashley Herring Blake | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am super excited to talk about a book I absolutely adored, which is How to Make a Wish by Ashley Herring Blake. This is a young adult novel that features two girls, one queer and the other bisexual, who find themselves drawn to one another through the lines of grief and loneliness. …

I Hate Everyone But You by Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am super excited to talk about Gaby Dunn and Allison Raskin's debut novel, I Hate Everyone But You. This is a book that examines friendship, sexuality and mental illness. I really ended up enjoying it! I mostly read this via audiobook, which I highly recommend. This book is uniquely told through email …

The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am so excited to talk about a book I read for my pop culture course at University. This book is a historical fiction novel that is set mainly in America and covers the timeline of the war prior to the US getting involved, during the war whenever they joined, and the aftermath …

April Reading Wrap Up!

Hey, guys! I am so excited to talk about all of the books I read in the month of April because I had a really fantastic reading month. I ended up reading nine books this month which is the best I have done all year, which is pretty exciting. I think I liked all of …

Your Heart is the Sea by Nikita Gill | REVIEW & DISCUSSION

Hey, guys! I am super excited to talk to you guys about Your Heart is the Sea, a new poetry collection that was released this past January. I absolutely love Nikita Gill and her works previous to this, as I did review Wild Embers, but I think I loved this one even more. I will …