Elementary school media specialist by day//crossfitting book reviewer by night
I Wanna Be Where You Areby Kristina Forest This book is one of my backlogged Netgalley ARC's. So much so, that I was able to pick up a physical copy from my library, and get to see this gorgeous cover up close! This novel follows a high school student named Chloe, as she lies to... 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 →
Storm and Furyby Jennifer L. Armentrout I had previously read Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout, and rather enjoyed myself. So when I saw she had a new series coming out, and the first book was on Netgalley, I pounced to snag a copy. I wish I hadn't waited so long to read this, but because... Continue Reading →
This month I feel like I read and posted A LOT! I can thank the #stayhomereadingrush midway through the month for the boost in content, and morale. If you missed any of those posts, you can find them at the links below! Stay Home Reading Tag Questions:How is your reading going while staying home?Where have... 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 →
On The Corner of Love and Hateby Nina Bocci Thank you to Netgalley for this ARC. Apologies for the long overdue review... You guys. I was told A Curse So Dark and Lonely was a slow burn romance. No, no, no, no. On The Corner of Love and Hate is the slowest burn of all... Continue Reading →
Second Chance Seasonby Liora Blake Ahhh romance. These are the books that break up the string of unending fantasy novels. Trust me, they're more than just place holders; to me they're good for the soul. Especially right now. There was a blurb from the author (I can't remember if I saw it online or in... Continue Reading →
Like many of you, my anxiety manifests in various ways. When I found out we wouldn't be returning to school until the middle of April (and now, possibly not until the next school year) I put down my bag of Nacho Doritos, panicked, and went to bookoutlet. Thankfully, they saved my wallet some money by... Continue Reading →
A Curse So Dark and Lonelyby Brigid Kemmerer The older I get, the more I fall in love with the Beauty and the Beast story. The romance, the magic, the enchanting friendships, and of course, that library! So it was a no brainer when I saw this book on BookOutlet that I had to pick... Continue Reading →
