I’m setting myself a pretty ambitious TBR for August, as I’m going away on a mini-break for a few days with my boyfriend and his family. We have a 4-5 hour drive to our destination so I’m hoping to be a human audiobook during the trip. These are the books I want to read: This… Continue reading August 2018 TBR // Mini-breaks and ARCs
July was fun, exciting, and hot. Summer is my favourite season of the year, and July always ends up being one of my favourite months. This month was no different. I only read four books this month because I was taking part in Tome Topple, the aim of which was to read 500+ page books,… Continue reading July 2018 Wrap Up // Readathons, YALC, and learning how to contour my face
It’s finally July, which means YALC is in less than four weeks! (Take a shot of tea every time I mention YALC in this post. Please caffeinate responsibly.) I’m getting really excited for a full weekend of book signings, panels, and hanging out with friends, but I’ve got to finish a few books on my… Continue reading July 2018 TBR // The month where I panic-read for YALC
I’m attending YALC again this summer (for my third time) and I’m excited to see friends, go to talks, meet new authors, and get books signed. Sadly, two of my favourite authors aren’t attending this year (Victoria Schwab and Laini Taylor, and I’m not kidding around when I saw I was DEVASTATED when I found… Continue reading YALC 2018 TBR
June is quite possibly the best month of the year; it’s summer, it’s pride, and it’s my birthday month! It’ll come as a surprise to no-one that I’ve asked for quite a few books for my birthday, so my TBR may change on 9th June, but you all need to hold me accountable for reading the… Continue reading June TBR // Pride month and birthday books
Recently, I’ve been thinking about the impact books can have on our lives. Books can make us feel so much and invoke such profound emotion. They can open open our eyes to new ideas and make us question social norms. They can take us to different worlds, show us magic and time travel, all while reminding… Continue reading Books That Have Changed Our Lives: Part I
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