As you might have figured out from my review and from me yelling about it on Twitter, I LOVED Cinderella is Dead by Kalynn Bayron. It's queer, it will make you want to burn down the patriarchy and beauty standards, and it's just so utterly creative and unique. The scene in the mausoleum (if you've read it, you know)...BLEW MY MIND.
Most Anticipated July Book Releases
It's almost July! When did that happen? While it's not my favorite month since it means my birthday is over, it does mean LOTS OF NEW BOOKS! Let's look at a few that look AMAZING! Muse Squad: The Cassandra Curse by Chantel Acevedo (July 7) Callie Martinez-Silva didn’t mean to turn her best friend into… Continue reading Most Anticipated July Book Releases
Cinderella is Dead: The Best Cinderella Retelling EVER
I don't think I will ever be over how amazing this book is. Like...you think you know the Cinderella story or what you might expect from a Cinderella retelling, but with Cinderella is Dead...YOU HAVE NO IDEA! I can't even say everything because spoilers, but let's go to the review.
The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner Blog Tour: Audiobook Review
Yes, I know. It's another Jane Austen post. I will not apologize! The Jane Austen Society is such a lovely book. Whether you're a huge Jane Austen fan like me or have only read one book or only seen a movie or two, this book is so worth the read. It's got romance, trauma, strong friendship, and so much more.
Men to Avoid in Art and Life: Funny Feminist Book of Art and Asshole Men
Sometimes, you really just need a fun, short book to get your through a reading slump or let's be honest, to get you through the day. Men to Avoid in Art and Life is the perfect book for that. Each page features a piece of art where women look less than pleased with the men near her and includes a short quote about what ridiculous thing the men might be saying.
Easy Classics’ Pride and Prejudice: Yes, I Will Read Every Version of This Story
At this point, my love for Jane Austen is well-known. I will read any retelling there is. I have reviewed a ton of them already, including two of my favorites: Pride by Ibi Zoboi and Recipe for Persuasion by Sonali Dev.
Down the TBR Hole #12
It's time to do this once again! LOL can you tell I'm bored and don't have enough work to keep me busy while at home. This is also me procrastinating writing a review. So...here we go. Let's go through my massive TBR. Down the TBR Hole was originally created by Lost in a Story! It’s supposed… Continue reading Down the TBR Hole #12
June 2020 Book Releases: Hey Mom! These Are the Books I Want For My Birthday
It's that time of year again! It's June book releases, otherwise known as it's my birthday month and these are the books I want lol. This is by no means a comprehensive list. That would be VERY long and I'm lazy. So if an anticipated book you're look forward to isn't on this list, please… Continue reading June 2020 Book Releases: Hey Mom! These Are the Books I Want For My Birthday
What the Hell am I Reading?
Time to discuss what I'm currently reading (again)! I am only reading three book right now but another just came in from the library so...that could change. But for now, these are the books I'm reading and yay for them all being good and not completely depressing!
Rules of the Road: DO NOT READ IN AN EMOTIONAL STATE
Ok, here we go. I finished Rules of the Road on the morning of Monday, May 10 (at like 1 AM), so this might be the fastest I've written a review after reading a book. But that's whatever. The real question/quandary I've been wondering is if I should have read this book in the first place.
