I won’t lie to you. I have a few dilemmas when it comes to authors, like which pronouns to use for everyone. I did an oops until I read The Last Time I Lied; I thought Riley Sager was a woman, but then I saw the author photo, and I realised how wrong I was. … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Fall Covers
Tag: Historical Fiction
Top Five Wednesday/ Books By Kristin Hannah
Since I’m taking part in The Mystic Readathon and my team is Warden Tombs, I mostly read thrillers, though I didn’t have to since I’m doing it in feather mode. Quick question: Am I the only one who doesn’t understand the game element in readathons? Don’t get me wrong, I love the team part for … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ Books By Kristin Hannah
Top Ten Tuesday/ Fall TBR 2026
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
Top Ten Tuesday/ Authors I Wish To Me
I told myself that when I finished this post, I would start my review for my new Bookstagram, but my hands had other plans. Sometimes you don’t know how much you will miss something until you can’t do it anymore. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by The Artsy Reader Girl, who has a new weekly topic. … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Authors I Wish To Me
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
Top Ten Tuesday/ Need To Be Read Books
You know what the silver lining of spending days without electricity is? I managed to read two books with my own two eyeballs (I had no other way); if I read on my phone, I was risking of not having a way to communicate in case of an emergency. So, I could read until it … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Need To Be Read Books
Top Ten Tuesday/ Rent Free Books In My Head
Last month's readathon was extended to the first two weeks of July, and after it ended, I didn’t want to start a new one. I was going to do my own prompts for August, like a readathon, for one, since I doubt anyone would join me. Since I thought Readathin won’t happen, but it will. … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday/ Rent Free Books In My Head
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
Top Five Wednesday/ Indigenous Books
I will hold this list of books close to heart until I read them at least. It’s a topic I don’t find a ton of content on in the book community, but that might be my opinion. I know little to nothing about Indigenous peoples and their culture. Sadly, I’m aware of the stigma surrounding … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ Indigenous Books
Mid-Year Freak Out Book Tag 2026
I believe every book blogger has done this tag, or at least most have already, since this tag was meant for the middle of the year. In fact, I looked at a few booktubers' videos, and no one tagged the creator, so, like last year, but I went over some blog posts I have already … Continue reading Mid-Year Freak Out Book Tag 2026
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