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
How is everyone doing? Well I hope, I'm currently on a good reading stretch that I hope to continue until August because I know I won't be reading much then. Today I'm reviewing another book by one of my favorite romance authors, Katee Roberts. While I don't like everything she does, I'm half and half… Continue reading The Grayole’s Captive
Is everyone ready for the weekend? I know I am, I'm counting down the days till my moving date and spending the rest of the time reading, well reading and packing. I can't wait to get my book collection set up at the new place, photos will definitely be posted as soon as I get… Continue reading Sign of Affection Volume 3
How is everyone's week going we are halfway through and I'm already excited about the month moving along. My move in date was changed from July 1st to August 1st but it was actually a good thing because packing is taking me so long. Anyways I've been enjoying the extra time to read. Unfortunately I've… Continue reading A Sign of Affection Volume 2
The memoir by Maia Kobabe, known for using neopronouns, offers insights into eir journey of self-discovery outside traditional gender norms. Kobabe's experiences as an asexual and aromantic person resonate with the author, providing important representation for young readers. Despite controversial themes, the book's engaging storytelling garners a high rating of 4.5 stars.
Rose's Book Garden 