“I fear tomorrow will be even more difficult for you, Sir Clay. Do try to think of me when you can.”“Try, Princess?” He smirked, meeting her gaze again. “I can’t seem to think of much else.” ― Marissa Meyer, Winter … Continue reading Quote Moment: Winter
Good morning! ☕️
Today I wanted to talk a little about rereading books. So grab your tea or coffee and let’s talk books!
I thought it this some this morning while I was rereading sections of Ignite Me by Tahereh Mafi. It is book three in the Shatter Me trilogy.
Now, I’ve reread this trilogy twice since I originally read it a couple years ago. And while I was flipping through and finding my favorite romance moments to read again (something I do a lot with books 😂) I was wondering, what makes a book rereadable? Why do we revisit some books like old friends while others sit on the shelf after one read-through? I’m going to share my thoughts with you guys, and I’d love it if you’d share any thoughts you have in the comments! Or just make your own blog post about this topic so I can read it! 😊
What makes a book rereadable?
“You don’t think I can fight.” Tessa said, drawing back and matching his silvery gaze with her own. “Because I’m a girl.” “I don’t think you can fight because you’re wearing a wedding dress,” said Jem. “For what it’s worth, … Continue reading Quote Moment: Clockwork Princess
Hey guys!
Earlier I saw the Alphabet book tag by @ohbookish and I decided I’d like to give it a shot! 🙂 It seems like a lot of fun! But also kind of hard…
So, the rules are simple! Name a book for each letter of the alphabet. The book has to be either one you own or one you have read. And then wait to see how long it takes you to do it… 😂
“You could have had anything else in the world, and you asked for me.” She smiled up at him. Filthy as he was, covered in blood and dirt, he was the most beautiful thing she’d ever seen. “But I don’t … Continue reading Quote Moment: City of Glass
Hey guys! Review time!
I recently finished reading Shadow and Bone by Leigh Bardugo. It is the first book in the Grisha trilogy. I really enjoyed the book, but before I get into the specifics, here is a synopsis of the book from Goodreads if you don’t know much about it:
Good afternoon, friends!
Today I had a whim to bake. I used to bake all the time, and somewhere in the busy mess of college I fell away from it. But I had some time today, and since I have like 600 pins on my baking Pinterest boards, I decided it was time to make something yummy! So I poked around my kitchen and found some frozen strawberries in my freezer. In true Pinterest fashion, I searched for desserts with strawberries and found a recipe for bread! That’s not something I’ve tried before. And it turned out really awesome!
Hello again! Three posts in one day? What is this madness! Well, I’ve been a bit under the weather today, with a sore throat and an unfocused brain. Which is to my blogging advantage, I guess. Lots of time to post. So! I decided I wanted something to do every week! A reason to drag myself onto WordPress and post for you guys 😉 I’m thinking it’ll be called Tuesday Tidbit, and I’ll pretty much post whatever I want. 😂 An update on what I’m currently reading, what I think about book news in the world, a new release I just found out about that’s probably … Continue reading Tuesday Tidbit
Hello again!
I was given an ecopy of this wonderful book by the author for an honest review. I will also be posting a YouTube video review, but I wanted to spread the word about how much I loved this book, so here is a written review too! 😊 There are some spoilers in this review, so be warned! Also, this book does contain some fairly graphic sexual scenes. They are written very tastefully, but just a warning to younger readers. You know what you can handle. Continue reading “Review: The Sound of Serendipity by Cynthia A. Rodriguez “
Hello, book loving friends! It has been an embarrassingly long time since I posted a review. Part of this is because of my busyness, and thus laziness when it comes to reviewing, and another part is because I’ve been seriously considering going into BookTube, so I’ve been thinking I’ll just save my reviews for then. However, I still haven’t found the time to start a YouTube channel, so I figured I’d better quit putting it off and review some books! So, the book I’ll be reviewing today is a book I found on the Amazon kindle store, in their unlimited … Continue reading Mini Review: How I Found You by Gabriella Lepore
The best things in life: Friday nights and fictional worlds. 