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
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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
Top Ten Tuesday/ Single-Word Titles
Hosted by thatartsyreadergirl. March 3: Books With Single-Word Titles (submitted by Kitty from Kitty Marie’s Reading Corner) When I saw today’s topic, I got worried not one book came to mind let alone ten. So, I guess I will go on Goodreads and look at all the books I read since 2015 in the hopes that I … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Single-Word Titles
February Wrap Up 2020
Books I read this month: Posts I enjoyed writing: Childhood Ramblings! Being Dyslexic and A Writer Off The Topic Thursdays/ Abuse More From Life by S.J. Crabb Romance Watch And Read Misgendering Off The Topic Thursdays/ The Sea Factors About Why We Eat What We Eat Part 1 Life Update: My reading has been going … Continue reading February Wrap Up 2020
Romance Watch And Read
The older I get my need to be romantic is less and less, especially since I’m single and have been that for years now. But I still wanted to celebrate this Valentine's Day (I know it’s one day last), so I was thinking of ways to celebrate it and while looking on Netflix, the idea … Continue reading Romance Watch And Read
Top Ten Tuesdays/ Love Freebie
Hosted by thatartsyreadergirl. February 11: Love Freebie I decided to go with love quotes from books. I have to say that this quote is only thing I like from the Harry Potter books and I'm not happy about the way that J.K. Rowling spoken about the trans community.
First Lines Fridays #6
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 #6
Top Ten Tuesday/ Covers with Dogs On Them
Hosted by thatartsyreadergirl. January 28: Book Cover Freebie (choose what kind(s) of covers you want to talk about: prettiest, most unique, most misleading, weirdest, most memorable, creepiest, ugliest, etc.) I know that this is a weird list, but aren't they sweet as a pie. 🙂 Alex
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews
If you ever thought whether a person could be in a way, get forced into a friendship? That’s what happened to Greg Gaines when his mum forces him to rekindle a friendship his child since Rachel has been diagnosed with leukemia. In the first few pages, we see Greg, who is in his last master … Continue reading Me and Earl and the Dying Girl by Jesse Andrews
A Guide To Books Written In Verse
I feel that novels are written in verse get overlooked or simply seen as just poetry. The first book I read; in this format, it was Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds. A book about gangs and loss from a different kind of view. “in sixty potent seconds—the time it takes a kid to decide … Continue reading A Guide To Books Written In Verse
