Image is from Pexels Do you know the kind of song that grabs your heart from your chest and throws it in a place you don’t think you will ever find it? She Used To Be Mine by Sara Bareilles. In fact, it’s the kind of song I can’t listen to on a daily basis; … Continue reading She Used To Be Mine by Sara Bareilles
High Blood Pressure: All You Need To Know
Photo by Mikhail Nilov: I wanted to change topics completely for this post, so I Googled what the most common health condition is, and the answer is hypertension, also known as high blood pressure. Up to 45% of the world population has this condition. As you know, I’m not a medical professional; if you are … Continue reading High Blood Pressure: All You Need To Know
Trying To Read Popular Thrillers
I don’t understand the full reason behind this, but I often read the thriller genre, and 5-star ratings are very rare for me, so since Thrillers are one of the few things I can read and that will get me bonus points, I will do so. However, I want to take an extra challenge: try … Continue reading Trying To Read Popular Thrillers
First Lines Fridays 20
My reading plan is out the window: *window* is a hint at the book I picked for today. Now, it could have a window on the cover or as part of the title. I feel that most people who love the thriller genre have read this. I was going to do The Woman in Cabin … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 20
Of The Topic Thursdays/Magic
Image from Pexels What if magic entered my mind Which way would it take The way of fiction that feels real Or the real life that often takes a darker shade Which you are trying to trick In being a lighter colour?
A Book List To Share/ New BookTube
I was going to do this month's reading in a way until I decided to take part and logged my first book in The Mystic Readathon, when I learnt that I can’t submit books under 100 pages; however, I think this will change later on in the game, and yes, I still need to add … Continue reading A Book List To Share/ New BookTube
Top Ten Tuesday/ Indie Reads
Hey, back to phone blogging since I can only use one hand, which is why I'm sick and being told that it's all in my head doesn't help at all. Anyway, this week's topic is about indie authors and indie reads. Lucky for me, I do keep an indie shelf on Goodreads, so I'll pick … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Indie Reads
Hold On by Derek Hough
Photo by Mindaugas Lazdauskas This is the first time that I have done these posts. I have a story from this thing called life, a song I want to share with you, but I don’t have a start or an end, but that’s ok because I’m doing what my passion knows how to do best, … Continue reading Hold On by Derek Hough
A Short Book Review Guide To Look At
Photo by Veronika Andrews So, I was planning to write a post about Dolly Parton, but the idea I had didn’t work out. I’m doing a post that, at face value, looks easy, but it’s not for me. I want to search for review tips because I was taught how to write a review at … Continue reading A Short Book Review Guide To Look At
Book-Buying Habits Book Tag
So, in August, I thought I did well at not getting Kindle books, but I was wrong. I got 24 books for free. This time, I have a reason: most are for October and the trickortreat-athon. Once I finish the reading stats Excel sheet, hopefully I will be able to see which books I read … Continue reading Book-Buying Habits Book Tag
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