Audrey Rose has an interest in forensics–something not approved of by her family or society. So, she studies with her uncle, and soon, they become involved in the investigation of a string of murders that leads Audrey Rose to face the bloody truth.
Blog Tour: Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim
Hello everyone! Welcome to the 5th day of the Spin the Dawn blog tour! I’m so excited to be a part of this! In my post, I will be sharing my review on the book, a short discussion feature, and some of my calligraphy for quotes from the book. First, here is some information on … Continue reading Blog Tour: Spin the Dawn by Elizabeth Lim
6 YA Fantasy Book Recommendations
So...are you trying to get into young adult fantasy? Do you just want some more book recommendations? If so, here's a list of 6 books I think you should try. I'm definitely not saying these books are must-reads (some of them are, though), but if they sound interesting, you might want to look into them … Continue reading 6 YA Fantasy Book Recommendations
Down The TBR Hole #9
Today I'm continuing the meme, Down The TBR Hole, which was created by Lia at Lost In A Story. The original post is here. How it works: Go to your Goodreads to-read shelf.Order on ascending date added.Take the first 5 (or 10 if you’re feeling adventurous) booksRead the synopses of the booksDecide: keep it or should it … Continue reading Down The TBR Hole #9
Top Ten Tuesday: Books From My Favorite Genre
Welcome to a new post! Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly book meme, originally created by The Broke and the Bookish but can now be found on That Artsy Reader Girl. You can find the details here. Today's prompt is: Books From My Favorite Genre. I can't really decide sometimes what my favorite genre is, so I'm … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Books From My Favorite Genre
My Coveted “Favorites” Shelf
I'm sure many of us have Goodreads accounts, something which allows the user to create virtual shelves of different books. One of my shelves is titled "favorites," and I currently only have 16 books on there. (I also have an "atrocious" shelf, but that's a topic for another time.) Today I'll be discussing the books … Continue reading My Coveted “Favorites” Shelf
Down The TBR Hole #8
Today I'm continuing the meme, Down The TBR Hole, which was created by Lia at Lost In A Story. The original post is here. How it works: Go to your Goodreads to-read shelf.Order on ascending date added.Take the first 5 (or 10 if you’re feeling adventurous) booksRead the synopses of the booksDecide: keep it or should it … Continue reading Down The TBR Hole #8
Book Review: (Don’t) Call Me Crazy edited by Kelly Jensen // mental health awareness month
I'm so glad I decided to finish reading this book. The first time, I started it and left it—not because I didn't like the book but because I just wasn't reading it at the right time. But eventually, I picked it up again.
4 Things I Want To See More Of In Young Adult Fiction
Last week, I made a post on the things that are overdone in young adult fiction. Today, I'll be doing part 2 of this discussion with the things I want to see more of in YA. It'll be geared more toward speculative fiction, because that's what I usually read. #1: Strong friendships/family relationships In many … Continue reading 4 Things I Want To See More Of In Young Adult Fiction
Top Ten Tuesday: Page to Screen Freebie
Welcome to a new post! Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly book meme, originally created by The Broke and the Bookish but can now be found on That Artsy Reader Girl. You can find the details here. Today's prompt is: Page to Screen Freebie. For this prompt, I'll just be discussing some of the most recent and … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Page to Screen Freebie