My Top Five Trans Memoirs

I know that not everyone likes this type of post. However, I haven’t done a top 5 in a while, and it’s my way of giving you guy book recommends. I remove my hat for Jazz because coming out as trans when you’re an adult is hell for most people due to transphobia, let alone … Continue reading My Top Five Trans Memoirs →

Top Ten Tuesday/ Spring TBR

Hosted by thatartsyreadergirl. March 17: Spring 2020 TBR (or fall, if you live in the southern hemisphere!) I just finished reading Not Your Sidekick (Sidekick Squad #1), and it was excellent with LGBT+ characters, which is a bonus. Looks like it’s a collection of poetry with an LGBT+ theme and African & African American Studies. Which as … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Spring TBR →

Schools Are On Lockdown

Sadly, the coronavirus also has known as CONVID 19 took over the world, and many people lost their lives in the hands of this virus. Against all our hopes, this deadly virus entered Malta a few days ago. Till the day I’m writing this post which is Friday the 13th 12 cases were reported by … Continue reading Schools Are On Lockdown →

The Prediction Book Tag

Just when I thought it was time to do a tag, I got tagged by Raya at Raya’s read, so, go check her out, I find her content crisp and fresh. Rules: .x. pingback to the creator of the tag, @bookprincessreviews .x. .x. tag the person who tagged you .x. .x. find an answer to match each … Continue reading The Prediction Book Tag →

From Ex-Inmates To Firefighters

I don’t know why we still live in a society where if you made a mistake that resulted in you going to jail. When you take a look at us as a society and I might be wrong, but it feels that if you touch with prison in any way, they would lock up and … Continue reading From Ex-Inmates To Firefighters →

First Lines Fridays #11

First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening lines? Pick a book off your shelf (it could be your current read or on your TBR) and open to the first … Continue reading First Lines Fridays #11 →

Off The Topic Thursday/ The Bees

The beehive is home To the bees Who work so hard To keep the hive as one family unit With their little wings The softest noise While helping every little flower They keep the cycle of life alive And give us the sweetest honey.

Roll with It by Jamie Sumner

We meet Ellie, who lives with her mum because her dad couldn’t deal with his daughter’s disability and found another wife. Funny enough is that disability that makes this book special to me since Ellie and I have the same condition. For those who don’t know, Cerebral palsy comes in many types and in different … Continue reading Roll with It by Jamie Sumner →

Top Ten Tuesday/ Historical Fiction

I know that this isn’t the usual way that I do Top Ten Tuesday, but today’s topic on the site, I couldn’t do, because I tend not to follow authors on social media. So, I had to come up with another topic. I don’t know why but Daisy Jones & The Six reminds me of … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Historical Fiction →

The Try A Chapter Challenge with Historical Fiction

I've seen booktubers and book bloggers doing this challenge, and I thought that I would like to give a try too. So, I picked six historical fiction books that take place during World War II since this is the era; I enjoy reading more from this genre. This challenge works this way; I'll read the … Continue reading The Try A Chapter Challenge with Historical Fiction →