The ‘This is Your Story’ Book Tag
Everyone has a story.. What is yours? This is a fun book tag that puts you in a story of your own making. In the time between grown-up responsibilities, hobbies,…
My March 2022 Reading Wrap Up
A look at the books I've read, received, and picked up this month. Hello, fellow readers! How has your March been going? I wouldn't say it's been my best month…
Book Review of The Girl I Used to Be by April Henry 3.5/5
A readable (but unimpressive) young adult mystery I'll be blunt.I originally chose this one because of the cover. My reading's gone more slowly lately than I care for and this…
What If People Really Do Love You?
A gentle reminder.. You are loved. A friend of mine posted this earlier and it was one of those things that just hits you hard. Maybe you need to hear…
A ‘Three Bookish Things’ Book Tag
The authors, the characters, the series you love and more.. If you're like me and can almost never choose only one book per question in Booktags.. You're in luck! I…
Book Review: Love, Magic, and Misfortune by Karla Nikole 4/5
A beautiful tale of love, friendship, and belonging. I didn't know what to expect with this book at all.It was chosen spontaneously to fulfill a 'romance novel' prompt for the…
Spell the Month in Books Challenge March 2022
Today I'll be jumping back in to one of my favorite book challenges. I know, I know.. I'm a little late getting this posted. (Is anyone else feeling completely scattered…
Have a Happy Patrick’s Day 2022!
Celebrating All Things Irish! Very little of St. Patrick's Day has to do with green beer and lucky charms.. and, yet, the United States has managed to commercialize it to…
Check Out This 90’s Cartoon Book Tag
Some of the best cartoons, if I say so myself, came from the 90's. I may have been addicted to cartoons at one point and possibly (absolutely) still am so..How…
Book Review of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig 4.5/5
A woman lost, a life unlived, and a second chance to make things right. "Life isn't about finding yourself: it's about creating yourself." - Henry David Thoreau It's funny that…