Book Review: The Scorpio Races

The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟It happens at the start of every November: the Scorpio Races. Riders attempt to keep hold of their water horses long enough to make it to the finish line. Some riders live. Others die.At age nineteen, Sean Kendrick is the returning champion. He is a young man of few …

My Year In Review: 2018 Best Nine

Today, we look back on my best nine for the bookish year of 2018! This has been such a memorable year on its own because of everything that has occurred bookish life wise and real life wise. Everything was so surreal from graduating from college, to going to the best bookish events, and then going …

Monthly Wrap-Up: December 2018

December has always been and always will be my favorite month of year next to, well, August (because ya girl is an August baby). The weather is colder, which tends to be the greatest relief for someone who lives in a very hot country. Plus, the most obvious reason being that it’s Christmas time! I …

#Project14Lists 2018: Recommended Books for Non-Reader Friends

I thought I would write something unique before the year ends, something that involves sharing my love for books and dragging my friends in them. Today, I’m going to talk about books that you can recommend to your non-reader friends based off of the personalities of my own friends!  This post is also dedicated to …

#Project14Lists 2018: Favorite Book Covers of 2019

My #Project14Lists would not be complete without raving over some of the most gorgeous covers of 2019 book releases! I feel like 2019 is definitely going to be the year of really good YA books–book cover-wise and synopsis-wise–because of all these brilliant authors (new and old). Today’s list is rather short because ya girl tends …

#Project14Lists 2018: Movies That Would Make Excellent Books

Everyone loves talking about books that would make be amazing if they were to have their own film adaptations. I’ve talked about it before over at my Books That Should Be Turned Into Movies/Tv Series post later this year. But I wonder sometimes, as I watch a film that has no connection to any book whatsoever, …

#Project14Lists 2018: Authors I’ve Read in 2018

Today’s list specifies a list of authors that I’ve never read from before until this year! This is also to show my appreciation for these authors for doing such an amazing job in writing, whether I liked their book or not. Regardless of how they made me feel, I cannot thank them enough for writing …

Book Review: Escaping from Houdni

Escaping from Houdini by Kerri Maniscalco 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Escaping From Houdini follows the story of Audrey Wadsworth and her partner-in-crime, Thomas Cresswell, on an epic and bloody journey across the Atlantic on an opulent voyage to New York to solve another crime. But little did they know that there are even worst crimes to solve while on a floating …

#Project14Lists 2018: Contemporary Books on my TBR

Anyone who ever witnessed my reading preferences knows that I don’t fancy myself enjoying contemporary books. There are, however, some very rare instances where I would find myself raving about a contemporary book–and today’s list shows the lucky ones that made my TBR.  When it comes to contemporary books, I tend to be very selective. …

#Project14Lists 2018: Favorite Book Covers of 2018

I wanted to start off my second list with something simple but definitely something I haven’t done before. People always say never to judge a book by its cover, but we can all admit that we sometimes do judge the cover, even just a weeee bit. I personally think a book’s cover adds appeal to …