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An Introduction to the Grishaverse
Happy Thursday everyone! I am back with a special blog post that I have been wanting to write for a little bit of time. If you know a few...
Aug 26, 2021


The Perfect Summer Reads to Make Your Holiday Last a Bit Longer
Hello everyone! I hope that you month of August is going great! I haven't posted in the last two weeks, and that is because I was on...
Aug 19, 2021


Questionable Writing Style and a Disappointing Read - my review of We Were Liars
Hello friends, and happy Thursday! Can you believe that July is almost over already? It still feels like it barely started. I'm coming...
Jul 29, 2021


Should You Read the Classics?
Hello friends, and happy Sunday! While finishing my last few assignments for university, I started to look back on the books that I have...
May 9, 2021


Artificial Intelligence and the Human Experience, my review of Klara and the Sun
Hello everyone! Happy beginning of May! You may have noticed that I have not been posting much in April, and I will admit that the month...
May 2, 2021


March Wrap-Up
Happy Easter! If you celebrate, I hope that you are able to talk to your family and eat plenty of chocolate! If you don’t, I hope that...
Apr 4, 2021


Books to Read if you Like Greek Mythology
As I have mentioned in previous posts, I am very passionate about Greek Mythology. I have always found those stories fascinating, and I...
Mar 28, 2021


Mother Nature and the Outsider Narrative, my review of Where the Crawdads Sing
If you have read my last book recommendations post (you can find it here), you will know that I have recently read Where the Crawdads...
Mar 23, 2021


If You've Watched This, Read This - Book Recommendation
Have you ever found yourself watching a TV show instead of reading? Or wondering if your book could ever give you the same feelings as...
Mar 20, 2021


Trauma Narratives and Survivor Stories, my review of Girl A by Abigail Dean
I have always had some sort of quiet fascination for true crime; not one that drove me to look for stories or actively google ‘true crime...
Mar 11, 2021


'Tis the Damn Readathon - March TBR 2021
Happy Women’s History month! And welcome to this new month of March, hopefully one that is better than last year. With a new month...
Mar 8, 2021


A Tale of Love and Powerful Women, my review of Circe by Madeline Miller
As a child, there were many things that I was passionate about: dance, books and stories, art, … And those passions have followed me...
Mar 7, 2021
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