Happy New Year my beautiful nerds! We have arrived at the beginning of a new year, a new decade, and a new opportunity to read all the books! I did decide to give the PopSugar Reading Challenge another go after… Read More ›
A Happy New Year to you, beautiful nerds! I am determined that 2020 is going to be a better bookish year than 2019 chez Printed Pages & Coffee. Not that that will be hard 😀 My main challenge to myself… Read More ›
Gonna be honest, guys. 2019 was a soul-killing year. I’ve heard this from a few people, as well, so it isn’t just me. There was something that was just genuinely shit about 2019. In terms of books, we had some… Read More ›
Hello hello! I’m still here! And I am here with a review for The Eyes of Tamburah by Maria V. Snyder, the first book in what is set to be a freaking AMAZING series. Look, this book has archaeology, magic,… Read More ›
Would you look at this, three reviews within about a fortnight! Ok, the first thing you really need to know about The Nutcracker is that is was a total cover buy. First of all, look at it. Tell me you… Read More ›
One of the things you can truly depend on in this life is that anything you read of Nikita Gill’s will inevitably break your heart. It will absolutely crush you, shatter your emotional stability, ruin you. And then, her words… Read More ›
Well, hello there! I know, I know. It’s been a really long while. I’d say sorry, but the shit that snowed me under for six months is really important and needed to be done, so I’ll say I’ve missed you… Read More ›
Hello my lovely nerds! I finally, finally got around to reading one of my Sherlock Adjacent books! Sounds terrible to classify something like that, I know, especially when this book is written about characters that aren’t given great shakes in… Read More ›
Friends! I am officially among the ranks of DC fans, and I am going to be honest with you, it’s because of Wonder Woman and Aquaman. I mean, I might be a fan of the Bat and Supes one day,… Read More ›
Hello my lovely nerds! Today, I am reviewing a book about which I have mixed feelings. On the one hand, I like the premise: you can do a lot with it, and I do think it has legs for a… Read More ›
