This might feel like cheating, but today's list is of books I can use for Trick-or-Treatathon. It is a month-long readathon. I believe it started in 2024, and I have participated ever since. There are 50 prompts; you can try some of them or be an overachiever and try to do all 50 in the … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Fall TBR 2026
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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
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/ Books With Nationalities In The Title
This might be a weird introduction, but I’m trying to do this post as fast as possible, and I will try to explain what is going on tomorrow. I’m feeling the same way as my audiobook; I'm not sure how to manage my posts content with everything I want to do, but I have faith … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Books With Nationalities In The Title
First Lines Fridays 16
I’m worried about the blog storage space, but it will have to wait for now since I don’t have a solution yet, apart from deleting posts, which I don’t want to do. Maybe this is a question for ChatGPT to answer. For today, I have two books in mind, so doing a random spin of … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 16
Dewey’s TBR & Readathon Tips
Image is from Pexels This might be a boring post, but my hands are giving me a chance. I want to try to write even if on a whim. I wasn’t meant to do this post, so this is a TBR of sorts. At two AM my time, Dewey’s 24-hour readathon and the goal is … Continue reading Dewey’s TBR & Readathon Tips
WWW Wednesdays 10
I’m hoping for people to see this post before I would rather read from an author who doesn’t use AI, but I was told recently something which I feared because she’s a favourite of mine, but I fear for readathons, I will be punished if I read her books. I know most people see the … Continue reading WWW Wednesdays 10
WWW Wednesdays #9
First of all, if you are planning to read my recommendations list for pansexual, don’t if you are solely for the representation. I read four out of the five, and the novel That Kind of Guy by Stephanie Archer has no LGBTI+ content or character-wise. Plus, in my opinion, it was pretty boring, but I … Continue reading WWW Wednesdays #9
Top Ten Tuesday/ Summer Book List
To avoid another reading slump, I’m reading at random, mostly Eva Lovelle, since her books tend to be shorter, and I have over 200, but I read some, and she publishes something every week, hence why I suspect the use of AI. However, I haven’t gotten fed up with her work yet. I know it’s … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Summer Book List
Top Five Wednesday/ LGBTI+ Thrillers
As you know, if you read yesterday, I’m dealing with a reading slump at a time when I need my escape in books the most, having read mostly contemporary and middle grade. I will be looking for LGBTI+ Thrillers. I might be wrong, and I’m hoping I am, but it feels like it’s a rare, … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ LGBTI+ Thrillers
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