I always shy away from reviewing classics because, as a teenager, I feel like I’m not qualified enough talk about these great works of literature. But, I love talking about books, I love (most) classics and I loved The Bell Jar. Here’s why. Name: The Bell Jar Author: Sylvia Plath Published: 1963 When Esther GreenwoodContinue reading “A Teen Girl’s Review Of ‘The Bell Jar’”
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200th Post! LGBTQ+ Rep Book Tag
This is my 200th post! I can’t believe it 🙂 During Pride Month last year, I was nominated for this lovely tag by the lovely Sassy Library Fox – who invented it too! You can find their post here and their great site – their graphics are always gorgeous and who doesn’t love an aestheticContinue reading “200th Post! LGBTQ+ Rep Book Tag”
#WWW Wednesday – 2/3/22
This one of my favourite weekly tags, I love how many people do it – and it’s always nice to rant about how excited I am for my next read. WWW Wednesday is hosted over at Taking On A World Of Words, go and check out their site! If you’ve had a go at thisContinue reading “#WWW Wednesday – 2/3/22”
The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo: Worth The Hype?
Read it for the history, read it for the hype, but for me, The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo wasn’t all I was promised. Name: The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo Author: Taylor Jenkins Reid Published: 2017 Aging and reclusive Hollywood movie icon Evelyn Hugo is finally ready to tell the truth about her glamorousContinue reading “The Seven Husbands Of Evelyn Hugo: Worth The Hype?”
Why I’m Obsessed With The New Movie ‘Don’t Look Up’
Jennifer Lawrence. Leonardo DiCaprio. Meryl Streep. Timothee Chalamet. Whether you saw it for the all star cast or the strong social commentary, it’s obvious that Don’t Look Up will be one of the strongest films of 2022. The film follows a group of scientists as they struggle to wake the world up to a giantContinue reading “Why I’m Obsessed With The New Movie ‘Don’t Look Up’”
#TTT 8/2/22- Queer Books Coming Out in 2022 I’d LOVE To Read
As always, this great tag was originally created by The Broke and the Bookish but is now hosted over at That Artsy Reader Girl. Today’s prompt is a freebie on love, and I wanted to talk about some of my most anticipated releases for 2022… and maybe get some recommendations in return! Then it turned out basically all myContinue reading “#TTT 8/2/22- Queer Books Coming Out in 2022 I’d LOVE To Read”
Books That Made Me CRY: Afterlove
For fans of They Both Die At The End by Adam Silvera and One Last Stop by Casey McQuinnston, Afterlove was one of the quirkiest and most devastating books I read in 2021. Name: Afterlove Author:Tanya Byrne Published: 2021 Ash Persaud is about to become a reaper in the afterlife, but she is determined toContinue reading “Books That Made Me CRY: Afterlove”
Ideal Inspiration Blogger Award
Ahhh I love tags like this! The lovely Sassy Library Fox made my day by nominating me for this award and I felt really motivated (for once…) and did the tag straight away. You can check out their brilliant take on the award here. “The Ideal Inspiration Blogger Award is an unofficial Blogger Award toContinue reading “Ideal Inspiration Blogger Award”
Rated E for Emotional: ‘The Nobleman’s Guide To Scandal And Shipwrecks’
A perfect ending to THE best historical young adult series. Ever. You can quote me on that. Book: The Nobleman’s Guide To Scandal and Shipwrecks Author: Mackenzie Lee Published: Nov 2021 Adrian Montague has a bright future. The sole heir to his father’s estate, he is an up and coming political writer and engaged toContinue reading “Rated E for Emotional: ‘The Nobleman’s Guide To Scandal And Shipwrecks’”
The Best Books Of 2021 Tag
Welcome to an original tag, and possibly the simplest one you’ll ever see! I wanted to pick my single, best book of the year but I simply couldn’t choose. So I’ve split the year up into four. Then I wanted to share this tag with others, so if this looks like something you’d be interestedContinue reading “The Best Books Of 2021 Tag”