This should be my wrap-up, but as is my brand currently, I’m late and behind on posts. I'll have time next month since I think I’m doing poetry month, which will free up some time for my to-do list. I figured this would be an easier post to do, sorry. Weird reading fact is that … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 18
Tag: kindle books
August Readaithin Announcement & TBR 2026
My eyes are begging me for a nap, but if I don’t do this post now, I will be in trouble because I want to tell you about this readathon, and if I don’t make some kind of TBR, I might not be able to read that book, and I will explain why soon. Next … Continue reading August Readaithin Announcement & TBR 2026
WWW Wednesdays 11
Let’s see if my hands can give me this post. I have already started reading the book lists on the blog, and I hope to finish some by the end of the month, AKA this week. My blog plan for next month is to swap (my dyslexia is acting up, so I had to Google … Continue reading WWW Wednesdays 11
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
Bedtime Book Tag
Thank you, WordPress, for losing my post after I had already written and scheduled it. So, I was saying how I was finding the audiobooks for books, but not the e-books. I was saying how reading In Her Spotlight by Amy Spalding would mean that I have caught up with the Out in Hollywood series, … Continue reading Bedtime Book Tag
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
First Lines Fridays 13
You know how I have been enjoying this meme, for lack of a better word, is grab a random free book off Amazon, something that I don’t know a ton about, but has elements I might enjoy. Last week, it was the trans character and the thriller. This week, it is the beautiful colours on … Continue reading First Lines Fridays 13
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
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