Does My Body Offend You?: All Bodies Deserve Respect and Protection

If you've been to school in America, chances are you've come across a dress code (is this a thing in other places too?). The one at my school didn't allow baggy pants, spaghetti straps, shorts/skirts that were a certain length, and at one point, scarves (I got in trouble for this one. don't ask). They…

The One True Me and You by Remi K. England: Fandom, Queer Love, and Acceptance

Some books are just so happy and accepting that you can't help but smile and feel all warm inside when you read them. That is The One True Me and You. It's got fandom, fanfiction, queer love, figuring things out, and standing up for what you believe in.

Full Flight by Ashley Schumacher: Can You Drown In Your Own Tears??

It's taken me a while to write this review because 1) I am a master procrastinator and 2) I CRIED FOR TWO HOURS AFTER FINISHING THIS BOOK. Ashley Schumacher had me crying my eyes out with Amelia Unabridged and now here we are again with Full Flight. Let's talk about the absolute sob fest this…

The Viscount’s Lady Novelist by Alissa Baxter Blog Tour: Review and Giveaway

Sometimes, someone will say a book has good banter between the two main characters, and then you read it and it's like "meh." That was not the case with The Viscount's Lady Novelist. The banter between the hero and heroine was borderline addictive.

Her Country Gentleman: Three Fun and Light Historical Romances

It's been a while, but here we are...back with a historical romance!! But Her Country Gentleman actually includes three different historical romance stories from three different authors. It's perfect. They are the perfect length.

Bright Ruined Things: Magic Always Comes At A Price

Bright Ruined Things tells the story of Mae who has only ever lived on this magical island along with the Prosper family. But while they come and go, she never leaves the island. Why would she want to? It's magical!

A Lullaby of Witches by Hester Fox: The Power of the Past

This is a tough review to write. To say I loved Hester Fox's The Witch of Willow Hall and The Widow of Pale Harbor would be an understatement. They are gorgeous books. Hester Fox has put out two books since then and...I haven't loved either of them half as much. It feels like her writing has changed or something. I don't know. But let's discuss her most recent book: A Lullaby of Witches.

Jane and the Year Without Summer by Stephanie Barron: Jane Austen, Murder, and Me Sobbing at 2 AM

Jane Austen Time!! (when is it not?!?!) If I knew there was a Jane Austen murder mystery series before I was asked to be on the blog tour, I would have been yelling about it nonstop.

The Maid by Nita Prose: Voice, Trauma, and Finding Your People

Ok, I want to start this off by talking about a different book. Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman. When I read that book, it blew my goddamn mind. It spoke to the deepest parts of me and it had a voice that was both unique and very specific. The Maid didn't make me feel the exact same, but it was very close.

When You Get the Chance: Theater, Parents, and Fighting For Your Dreams

Why do all Emma Lord's books make me sob at 2 AM?? Like Tweet Cute....crying and hungry. You Have A Match...absolute sobbing. And the same can be said for When You Get A Chance. It's dramatic, heartbreaking, inspiring, and cute AF. Let's talk about all the feels!