Juana and the Dragonewt's Seven Kingdoms Volume 1 is an absolutely adorable manga! I truly loved this little manga and I cannot get enough of it! It's sweet, fast paced, adorable and magical. It's also super relatable since it's dealing with outcast-like characters! Nid, a young dragonewt, comes across a human girl named Juana. They… Continue reading #BookReview Juana and the Dragonewt’s Seven Kingdoms by Kiyohisa Tanaka
Nothing Is Strange or everything is strange? Mike Russell is a master at oddball books. I always go into these books not knowing what to expect and come out with my mind blown. It's a similar feeling to watching David Bowie music videos or trying to come up with a valid WandaVision theory (Mephisto or… Continue reading #BookReview Nothing is Strange by Mike Russell
Intricate Deceptions was an exceptional start to an exciting series. This novel was far better than I expected it to be. At the beginning, I was a little put off by the start (loss of memory/amnesia as an intro hasn't boded well for me in my readings) but it turned out to blow my mind!… Continue reading #BookReview Intricate Deceptions by Jennifer Rayes
Time for a little #throwbackthursday for my next February Valentine's Day special! This is one of my original reviews of an amazing book by Tamsen Parker. The structure and formatting is a little different because it's a flashback to what I thought might be a good look for my blog. I hope you enjoy the… Continue reading #BookReview School Ties by Tamsen Parker
Once Upon a Duke by Erica Ridley is a darling, historical, holiday-themed romance that is perfect to add to your TBR shelf! This book is just a sweet delight. I was seeking something fast, light-hearted, comedic, romantic and simple and this book fit the bill. Benjamin, the Duke of Silkridge has returned to his old… Continue reading #BookReview Once Upon a Duke by Erica Ridley
Cozy, holiday reads are excellent - cozy, romantic, holiday reads are even better! Anita Hughes has crafted a lovely, heart warming story about two women finding their loves during Christmastime. Louisa works in a bakery, when suddenly Noah shows up needing Christmas desserts for a reality television show he is working on. When those desserts… Continue reading #BookReview Christmas in London by Anita Hughes
Sadie is an intense YA thriller by Courtney Summers. This book is unique, let me tell ya! It's from two point of views: a podcaster in the form of a script for said podcast and Sadie, the missing teenage girl. Things get pretty wild: Mattie, Sadie's little sister, was brutally murdered. You need to understand… Continue reading #BookReview Sadie by Courtney Summers
Snowman Paul is back again and going to a concert hall! This is the sweetest, little series - as I keep saying over and over. I adore it and could scream it from the hills! Soft illustrations, great messages, and fun stories are all packed into these adorable, little picture books! Our lead sees Snowman… Continue reading #BookReview Snowman Paul at the Concert Hall by Yossi Lapid
So, it's Halloween time around the blog. You might not like all the horror featured here, so I figured I might add some other genres in too! Werewolves are related to Halloween, so a little romance featuring a werewolf couldn't hurt, right? Not everyone wants horror books to fill up their TBR shelves. Lucky for… Continue reading #BookReview How to Flirt with a Naked Werewolf by Molly Harper
Okay, so if I have to pick one sentence to describe this book it would be: double finger guns of awesomeness! My Hallowe'en Heartbreak is a fabulous romance novel packed with Canadian culture and kooky comedy! Sophia goes to a Halloween costume party with her boyfriend Elliott, and of course he turns out to be… Continue reading #BookReview My Hallowe’en Heartbreak by Melanie Ting
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