emotional ramblings and spicy opinions
I would say I had a generally successful reading month in July. A good chunk of them were rereads—which isn't a bad thing!—but I kind of wish I had consumed some new stories! (Don't worry, that's what my August is going to be all about. I really don't have much else to say, so to…
We're already nearly two full weeks into July, but I've decided to make this tbr post regardless!!! Not gonna lie, I've already begun and finished like 3 books this month lol. I really don't have a clear idea what I want to read for the rest of the month as I'm not planning on participating…
Continue reading ➞ I’m very excited about all of these books! | The Reading Rush and July 2019 TBR
If It Makes You Happy By Claire Kann Summary High school finally behind her, Winnie is all set to attend college in the fall. But first she's spending her summer days working at her granny’s diner and begins spending her midnights with Dallas—the boy she loves to hate and hates that she likes. Winnie lives…
And it is officially time for all of us book people to start freaking out about all of the amazing books we've read so far this year while simultaneously freaking out about how many books are left on our tbr. I've had a pretty good beginning half of the year in regards to the books…
Happy Pride my people!! I've been saving a bunch of these books (definitely intentionally not reading them) specifically for pride month! I have a pretty ambitious tbr, but I believe in myself and that's all that matters If you're planning on reading any of these books please let me know so we can chat/squeal/cry over…
Continue reading ➞ I’m Only Reading Queer Books This Month | June 2019 TBR
So, I attempted *attempted* to participate in two separate readathons this month. Was I successful? If by that you mean did I read quite a few books, then yes. If you mean did I complete all of the prompts, then no. I’m pretty sure each readathon had only *1* required book, and I failed to…
Continue reading ➞ Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Books| May 2019 Wrap-up
The Wise and the Wicked by Rebecca Podos Summary Ruby Chernyavsky has been told the stories since she was a child: The women in her family, once possessed of great magical abilities to remake lives and stave off death itself, were forced to flee their Russian home for America in order to escape the fearful…
