Happy Friday!!! We made it! And boy, do I have a beauty of a book to share with you today!!! I squealed when Rockstar Book Tours added me to this blog tour, because I loved every dark, delicious, decadent detail of The Belles. Click the banner and be sure to check out their site, and [...]
It's a Tuesday that feels like a Monday. So what better way to brighten your blues, than by sharing an account that will seriously make you swoon over her aesthetic. Her photos make me want to jump in and wrap myself in their coziness! I actually took my photo for Instagram today in honor of [...]
Even though today is Monday, I am super excited! Probably because I just spent the weekend with Shelly (@bookloverscoffee) at BookCon!!! I would rave more, but I'm actually writing this ahead of time, so I'm in the future right now. I'm sure it was spectacular and that we had a blast. But! No matter the [...]
Good morning and Happy Tuesday! I'm taking a quick break from my Royal Wedding Obsession, to introduce you to my friend, and future co-ruler of the world, Krizelle!!! She's known in her Inner Circle as @cakefacereader over on the top secret world domination platform where we met. Some of you may know it as Instagram. [...]
** This review (and the book) will contain possible triggers regarding domestic abuse and violence ** "It's like his back is broken, Mama had said, and you don't stop loving a person when they're hurt. You get stronger so they can lean on you. He needs me. Us." So we meet the Allbright family. Ernt [...]
"Once upon a time there was a diary." Gridley Girls is a debut novel that reads part memoir, part fiction. The story is based on true events. Even though we get a look at a few aspects of the truth, we don't know all of the truth versus the fiction. And because it's based on [...]
"Hannah always tried her best to hold it together. Tears only made it worse. Eventually she'd gotten used to the tormenting and pretended to be in on the joke." Hannah Zandana lives a bleak life. She faces unrelenting bullying at home and at school, and only wants to find a place where she belongs. This [...]
"Dad always told me, "People should never forget where they come from," as if it's possible to erase it from memory. Maybe if I could forget my past, I'd finally get a hold on my future." Dr. Dylan Michels has it all. A fantastic job doing what she loves, the chance to further her career [...]
"Grades aren't always good enough," he said. "Right now, the only extracurriculars you can list on a college application are street fighting and instigating international incidents." It is with this sentence that Riley Collins finds herself heading away from her life as a diplomats daughter and into the illustrious halls of Harrington Academy. She wonders [...]
"During the height of the civil rights movement, my family moved to a small, all-black town in the heart of the Mississippi Delta, where my father opened a clinic and mother Aura Kruger, taught English at the local high school." This book is a memoir, written by the youngest daughter Jo, but mainly told through [...]
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