Well. Hello, my loves. Been rather a while, hasn’t it? I assure you I didn’t stop reading in that blogging chasm, but life got to be A Whole Lot. Something had to give, and for a while – a long… Read More ›
book review
Active Measures: The Secret History of Disinformation and Political Warfare, Thomas Rid
Hello my loves! The reviews are a bit spaced out right now, and it’s likely to stay that way for a few months. I’m getting close to both the end of the year, and the date by which I need… Read More ›
Seven Days: Monday – Sunday, Venio Tachibana & Rihito Takarai
Hello my loves! Long time, no review – I know, I know. But y’all should know by now it is crunch time on the ole thesis and there are going to be weeks where I straight up haven’t been able… Read More ›
The Old Guard: Volume 1
Hello my loves! So, I finally, finally read the first volume of The Old Guard. Anyone that knows me already knows I’m utterly obsessed with the Netflix film (which I saw first before realizing it was a comic), but I… Read More ›
Fence: Volume One, C.S. Pacat
Hello my loves! So this weekend, we have a review for volume one of Fence, by C.S. Pacat. I’ve been meaning to read this, and looking forward to reading this, for well over a year at this point. Probably closer to… Read More ›
Naked in Death, J.D. Robb
Hello again my loves, I know it’s been a couple of weeks, and all I have to say about that is: #2020OnTrend. Today’s review is a book I have actually read a few times now; Naked In Death, the first of… Read More ›
The Invasion (Animorphs #1), K.A. Applegate
Look at this throwback, guys! So a few weeks back, Gabby from @gabbyreadswithtea was saying she had a bunch of books she was getting rid of, and happened to mention she had a stack of Animorphs books. Of course, my… Read More ›
Coop Knows The Scoop, Taryn Souders
Here we are again my loves! Today’s review is for a middle-grade mystery novel, and is actually a recent publication! Coop Knows The Scoop was published in July of this year, and I would say is for the advanced middle-grade… Read More ›
I’d Rather Be Reading, Guinevere de la Mare
I’m going to be brutally honest. I read this book because it was the smallest book I could see on my parents’ bookshelf yesterday afternoon and I needed to read something for today’s review. It is what it is. Also,… Read More ›
Heartstopper Vol. 1, Alice Oseman
Look. July has already been a long year, ok? I know this one is late; c’est la vie. Now: Heartstopper. Let me count the ways I love thee. This graphic novel is, literally, my favourite thing I have read this… Read More ›
Printed Pages and Coffee 