Well, May was another wild month. I think I’m starting to find my blogging rhythm, so I actually have blog stuff to wrap up on 😠plus the five books I read last month!
The Stay At Home Book Tag
I was tagged by Delly @ Dellybird to do the Stay at Home Book Tag, originally created by Madison @ Princess of Paperback!
Miss Watching Sports? Read About Them Instead!
If you’re anything like me, you miss watching sports a whole heck of a lot. So here are 21 book recommendations split into five categories — middle-grade fiction, young adult fiction, adult fiction, non-fiction, and memoirs!
Best Opening Lines | Top Ten Tuesday
It has been over seven months since I last made a Top Ten Tuesday post! This prompt was a fun one to come back with because I got to look back through books I’ve read and remember how each started.
April 2020 Blog and Reading Wrap-Up
April was such a weird month for reading. I picked up so many books and lost focus after the first chapter or two, but I managed to finish six books!
Anticipated Book Releases in May 2020
There are so many May 2020 releases that I’m excited for! I have 10 books on my Goodreads TBR that come out this month, but I can’t talk about all of them in one blog post, so I’ve narrowed it down to my top five.
January, February, & March 2020 Reading Wrap-Up
I’ve been gone from blogging for a while, but I’ve been reading a ton! Now that I’m back, I thought I’d catch you all up on what I’ve been reading in 2020.
7 Reasons You Should Read Her Royal Highness by Rachel Hawkins
Her Royal Highness is everything you’d want and more in a royal YA romance with an f/f pairing. I’ve narrowed it down to seven main reasons why you should put it on your TBR!
WWW Wednesday – April 22nd, 2020
WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Sam @Â Taking on a World of Words. To participate, just answer the following questions: The Three Ws are: What are you currently…
Anticipated Book Releases in April 2020
Check, Please!, Book 2: Sticks and Scones by Ngozi Ukazu April 7th, 2020 // First Second Eric Bittle is heading into his junior year at Samwell University, and not only…