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
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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
First Lines Fridays 14
First things first, a bit of a book rant, there’s a book I was so excited about when I found out about it, but I can’t get past the 20-page mark and still understand what is going on, and I have restarted four times, so I think it’s time to remove it from my TBR. … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 14
Top Five Wednesday/ Five 2026 LGBTI+ Releases
As I said yesterday, I’m a mood reader, which is why I tend to finish the books I pick up and read faster, but I also love my book list. In fact, I just finished my middle-grade list. The reason I haven’t started my pansexual list is that because I fear some of them aren’t … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday/ Five 2026 LGBTI+ Releases
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
First Lines Fridays 11
So I was going to talk about Perfect Peace by Daniel Black, but running late, so I had to change. I looked up 100 must-read LGBTI+ books, and I picked one. I feel pretty dumb about it since when I looked it up on Goodreads, it is marked as a classic, so a lot of … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 11
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