Randi Pink’s debut Angel Of Greenwood is stellar and not like anything I have read this year. After reading this book, I find that I wish there was more noise around it. It feels like not a ton of people have read this and that is a travesty. However, given that historical fiction is not the […]
In 2022, I Hereby Resolve To
January 1, 2022
1. Unhaul 75 Books. Last year’s resolution was 50 and I ended up unhauling over 70. This year I want to try and get rid of even more books. The only downside is that I end up filling that space I cleared with new books. 2. Learn To Be Okay With Shorter Reviews. Sometimes I […]
Why We Fly by Kimberly Jones & Gilly Segal | Book Review
December 31, 2021
Why We Fly by Kimberly Jones and Gilly Segal was a book that was REALLY easy to sell me on reading. You see, when a book combines themes of sports and activism, I am absolutely on board to pick it up. And so, I was really excited to read Why We Fly and fall into the […]
5 Reviews Of Throwback YA Books
December 30, 2021
As we approach the new year, I am trying to enter unburdened. So, I am going through my spreadsheets, typing reviews, and posting drafts. I want to go into 2022 free and clear without leftover unwritten Netgalley/Edelweiss reviews hanging over my head. And so, similar to a photodump, here is a review dump of five […]
Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley | Book Review
December 29, 2021
Immediately after reading Firekeeper’s Daughter by Angeline Boulley, I knew that I needed to buy a copy to have on my shelves. To me, this story was a keeper. Boulley’s debut is a triumph and I am so excited for what is sure to be an amazing career. This book also reminded me that I do […]
5 Realistic Young Adult Books
December 28, 2021
Although I love my young adult stories with a side of magic and fantasy — sometimes I am down for a realistic story. The following five young adult books contain realistic stories and were especially captivating reads. I truly enjoyed the characterization, settings, and even romances featured within these books. Give them a chance — […]