Hello my loves! This is a bit of a different book for me, isn’t it?? The Language of Flowers. For those who may be unaware, last year I finally got around to reading A Discovery of Witches by Deborah Harkness. The story… Read More ›
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Murder with Collard Greens and Hot Sauce, A.L. Herbert
Hello lovely nerds, Today’s review is from one of my favourite genres: food-related cozy mysteries. Now, the first thing I’m gonna say (and that I didn’t realize until I was halfway through the damn thing) is that this is book… Read More ›
The Mystery of Black Hollow Lane, Julia Nobel
Hello lovely nerds! What is this?! What is this?! Another review?! In all seriousness though: this is being written the day before it is scheduled to be posted, so the head start I wrangled for myself over summer “break” with… Read More ›
The Last Wish, Andrzej Sapkowski
Hello, lovely nerds! I mean, you sort of had to realize this one was coming. I love to read fantasy books, there’s this new show on Netflix (maybe you’ve heard of it? The Witcher?) based on a series of fantasy… Read More ›
Write It Up, Paul J. Silvia
What’s this, then? Second review in two weeks? A book by the same author as last week? Yes, I really did enjoy How to Write a Lot just that much. Fortunately for me, the two of these books I actually… Read More ›
The Book of Imaginary Beings, Jorge Luis Borges
So, this was a fairly random read, if we’re being honest with each other. I picked it up in the store because I was intrigued by the title, then I was intrigued by the cover, and then I was intrigued… Read More ›
The Eyes of Tamburah, Maria V. Snyder
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 ›
The Nutcracker, Alexandre Dumas
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 ›
Your Heart Is The Sea, Nikita Gill
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 ›
The House at Baker Street, Michelle Birkby
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 ›
