Elementary school media specialist by day//crossfitting book reviewer by night
Tools of Engagementby Tessa Bailey Thank you to Netgalley for providing me with an ARC copy in exchange for an honest review. Y’all, this is one of my extremely overdue Netgalley ARC’s that I am absolutely kicking myself over. I read Tessa Bailey’s “Fix Her Up” on Netgalley, and she instantly became one of my... Continue Reading →
I just finished reading The Infernal Devices (Clockwork Angel, Clockwork Prince, & Clockwork Princess) by Cassandra Clare, and I am absolutely shattered. The last thing I was expecting when picking up this Young Adult Fantasy trilogy, was to close the final book questioning my own perception of love and loss, life and death. But here... Continue Reading →
Rent a Boyfriendby Gloria Chao After seeing the cover you’re probably wondering, was this book a cover buy? 1000%. But the cover also got me to pick up the book and read the synopsis, which is honestly what sealed the deal and ensured this book was coming home with me. Rent A Boyfriend takes a... Continue Reading →
In a Holidazeby Christina Lauren The photo you see above is my physical copy of In a Holidaze, which I purchased from my monthly Book of the Month subscription (after receiving the ARC from Netgalley). Thank you to Netgalley for providing me with a free eARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.... Continue Reading →
Royal Holidayby Jasmine Guillory Hello, friends! It has been quite a while since I have done a book review, for the very simple reason that I had not finished a single book since May! The reality of losing a job I loved, the fear surrounding the pandemic, and what felt like crisis after crisis arising... Continue Reading →
Hi friends. I hope you all have been safe during the pandemic, and safe if you are attending protests in your area. Being laid off days after George Floyd's murder meant that I had A LOT of time to research, educate, and become sickened, shocked, disgusted, angry, insert negative adjective here, over how Black people... Continue Reading →
Beach Readby Emily Henry I have been stalling on writing this review for days. I just don't know where to start. Beach Read was described as a rom-com, but as reviews began circulating, it was clear that this book had more depth than the typical, easy, breezy romantic comedy. Gus and January write complete opposite... Continue Reading →
Dark Skiesby Danielle L. Jensen Dark Skies is the second novel in the Dark Shores series. If you haven't seen my review of Dark Shores you can check it out here! I absolutely adored the first book in this series, and listened to it on audio book. So far, Dark Shores is my favorite book... Continue Reading →
Dark Shoresby Danielle L. Jensen Author Danielle L. Jensen has been incredibly active on Instagram lately, as most of us have been during these stay at home orders. It was because of her posts on IG that I decided to take a more in depth look into her books. And what would you know, I... Continue Reading →
The Last Wishby Andrzej Sapkowski I had never heard of the Witcher until the Netflix trailer dropped last year. I started watching some promotional interviews with the cast, and getting excited over the general buzz for the show. And then...a video appeared on youtube one day. A video of Henry Cavill reading from the book... Continue Reading →
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