New Books in Bloom
March is going to be a pretty busy month. While I have the month off from school, there are several things I want to do reading wise. The two biggest ones are Ramadan Readathon which is all month. As well as The Trans Rights Readathon during the end of March. I'm also preparing for Orilium… Continue reading Discover Ramadan and Trans Rights Readathons in March
The author reflects on a difficult month marked by health issues and the loss of their cat. Despite these challenges, they remained productive, enjoying various books, including "Immortal Dark" and "We Still Belong." They look forward to resuming regular blogging and sharing their reading experience for March.
The author shares their recovery journey post-surgery, highlighting their enjoyment of reading, particularly the book "Berries and Greed." The novel features Beryl, a skeptical cult member, and Gried, a shy demiguru seeking a roommate. Their friendship evolves into romance, set against a backdrop of unique monster culture, earning five stars for creativity.
The author recounts a recent emergency gallbladder surgery, which disrupted their routine but allowed for some reading. They review "Hoops" by Matt Tavares, a graphic novel about a girls' basketball team in 1970s Indiana. The story parallels current discussions on gender in sports, earning it a four-star rating for its engaging narrative and art.
The Best Worst Summer of Esme Sun, by Wendy Wan-Long Shang, follows Esme as she navigates swimming, friendships, and her mother's expectations. Struggling with her identity and relationships, Esme faces challenges involving competition and social dynamics. The book explores themes of self-discovery and parental influence, making it relatable for young teens. It offers an engaging, relatable narrative and swimming insights.
The narrative revolves around a newly turned vampire, Amandine, and a diabetic young man, Perley, as they navigate their challenges while forming a sweet romance. Addressing themes of race, disability, and personal growth, the story highlights their unique bond and the struggles they face, ultimately leading to mutual understanding and resilience.
Hello everyone I hope your weekend has gone well. January was a long month for me. I started school for Medical Billing and Coding and continued to work on driving. We got a few snow days which was nice, because it gave me plenty of time to read. Also my D&D games continued to go… Continue reading Top Graphic Novels of January 2025
The book "I Shall Never Fall in Love" combines queer themes with Regency romance, appealing to Bridgerton fans. It follows George, who struggles with identity and feelings for Eleanor, alongside her cousin Charlotte, who desires independence. The novel cleverly addresses social issues and features well-developed characters, earning high praise for its wit and research.
Happy Year of the Snake! Starting today is the celebration of Lunar New Year. Also known widely as Chinese New Year. This celebration takes place throughout Asian and is based on lunisolar calendar and celebrates the coming of spring. This is a 15 day festival that falls anywhere between January 20th and February 20th on… Continue reading Top 5 Books for Lunar New Year Celebrations
The author reflects on their struggles with a challenging Anatomy and Physiology course while introducing the book "Saint Catherine." The story follows Catherine, a recovering Catholic, who grapples with guilt and existential fears after skipping Mass, leading her to confront both personal and paranormal demons. The review praises the book's exploration of faith, guilt, and morality, highlighting its compelling narrative and themes.
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