For the Love of Books
Yet again another amazing book from the Throne of Glass series. This was a heart wrenching, addictive novel that I am so glad to have read. Full of twists and turns, drama and action, this fast paced book was a wild ride. Even at 700 pages, I gobbled up this book within a few days.
Hello my book dragons! Last year I thought it would be fun to release a list of books about the environment on Earth Day, and I enjoyed it so much I decided to do it again! I compiled a list of another 25 books to read this Earth Day!
This book series is absolutely blowing me away. When I reviewed Throne of Glass (which you can find the review of here), I had a million thoughts running through my head. I was lost for words for a good couple of weeks. I wish I was kidding. I figured reviewing the rest of the series would be easier. I was wrong. So very wrong.
Today is day two of my week hosting Bookending Winter! Today's prompt is going to discuss a holiday tradition that is seen as both romantic and potentially awkward - Mistletoe!
Hello all my wonderful Book Dragons! I hope y'all are having a great week. As a part of my subscription book box series, I will be releasing different lists of subscription book boxes for all types of readers! To kick it off, here's a list of 7 book boxes specifically for Young Adult book lovers!
Hello lovelies! As a book addict, I (naturally) have a Pinterest board full of book related memes, some of which help to explain the trials and tribulations of being a devoted reader. I decided to share them with you all today, and give some of you a glimpse into a readers world! I hope you enjoy and get as much of a laugh from these as I did!
Happy Tuesday! I’ve been a tad busy, so I decided to do a short and sweet post today - The Book Blogger Test tag! I was tagged by the amazing Ainslee at Jest and Hearts!
Hello and welcome back to another Sunday Post! The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimberly at the Caffeinated Reviewer.
Most people know the phrase “you can’t judge a book by its cover” I feel like this is an important life message to people. But where did this oh-so-popular and impactful phrase originate?
I love visiting bookstores. Every time I see one, I dash inside, vibrating with excitement. There is something so soothing about being able to explore a building full of books. I love being able to see, touch, and even read the book(s) I will potentially buy. But...
Fable Hunter 