New Books in Bloom
Hope everyone is doing well, September has been a busy month overall. I've been mostly focused on the Orilium magical readathon. I'm sorry to just be getting around to these reviews. I don't think I would have picked up Golden Girl by Reem Farqui if it hadn't been for the cover. It fit the prompt… Continue reading Golden Girl: Aafiyah’s Journey Through Kleptomania
As we are approaching the month's end, I thought I'd do an overview of what I've read for the Orilium Magical Readathon. I did pretty well when it came to the number of books this month. I read thirteen total for the month, six of which went to the readathon. I started out with What… Continue reading Orilium Overview
I've been speeding through graphic novels lately. I'm personally enjoying things from BOOM and the Graphix imprint of Scholastic. I guess I never really got over my book fair stage. I do still love a cute eraser and kitty poster as well. The book I just finished was The New Girl by Cassandara Calin. The… Continue reading The New Girl Review
Hey, how is everyone doing? It is starting to feel like fall here so I thought I'd do this Autumn book tag that booktuber BooksWithEmilyFox created you can watch her video here though it is a few years old watch the video here. The tag was originally created by Tall Tales YouTube channel; however, from… Continue reading The Autumn Book Tag.
This book on asexuality has been on my list for awhile. I first saw it at the local queer bookstore. However I was reading Polysecure at the time and didn't have time for another social science-y read. I'm glad I got to it though, as it made some very important points. Ace, like most books… Continue reading Ace: What Asexuality Reveals about Desire, Society, and the Meaning of Sex Review
Hope the first few weeks of September have been going well for everyone. I've gotten quite a lot read. Unfortunately I haven't done as much as I would like for Orilium, I was always better in the clutch with readathons but I don't want to cut it too thin. The first read of the month… Continue reading Weekly Reading Report
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