Arcs, Book Hopefuls., LGBTQ, middle grade, Non fiction, sci-fi

Essential Reads to Finish Before Year-End

I can't believe it is December everyone! My second favorite month of the year. Have any of you started decorating? I had my tree up by the second week of November, but I'm a bit of a Christmas nut. How is everyone doing on their reading goals. I surpassed mine and am now shooting for… Continue reading Essential Reads to Finish Before Year-End

Arcs, comics, Disability, graphic novel, Indigenous, LGBTQ

My Favorite Reads: November 2024 Highlights

In December, the author reflects on a productive reading season, completing 18 books and 3530 pages in November. Highlights include the impactful novel "Little Moons," a focus on Indigenous issues, and "All the Painted Stars," a sapphic romance. The author aims for 15 reads in December, targeting a goal of 125 books.

comics, graphic novel, LGBTQ

Top 5 Queer Food-Based Graphic Novels to Boost Your TBR

This content highlights five queer food-themed graphic novels aimed at boosting reading goals. Each story features unique characters and challenges centered around cooking competitions, personal growth, and romance. Notable titles include "Battle Royale," "Off Menu," and "The Princess and the Grilled Cheese Sandwich," showcasing diverse themes and engaging narratives.

graphic novel, LGBTQ, romance

_If You’ll Have Me_: A Must-Read for Shy Heroine Fans

The post reviews a five-star LGBTQ+ graphic novel featuring Momo, an introverted college student, and PG, a flirtatious lone wolf. Their unexpected friendship develops despite communication challenges. The narrative highlights Momo’s naivete and PG's romantic issues, ultimately exploring their potential happily ever after amidst personal growth and diverse representation.

opinions, sci-fi, YA

Why I Won’t Read These Trendy Books: Honest Opinions

The author discusses popular books they choose not to read, emphasizing personal enjoyment over trends. They express specific reasons for skipping titles like "Fourth Wing," "Shatter Me," "Iron Widow," and others due to issues with character engagement, pacing, or content discomfort. The author encourages readers to reflect on their own preferences.

Arcs, comics, Non-Fiction, romance

November Reading Goals Update

Hope everyone has been having a good November. And I know this check in isn't exact mid-month. But I got delayed and wanted to update everyone on how I'm doing with my reading goals. What I've Read Indigenous Reads My goal to read six indgionous reads this year has gone pretty well. I'm at three… Continue reading November Reading Goals Update

Arcs, romance

Discover Mistletoe and Mine: A Festive Grumpy/Sunshine Romance

I was given this ARC in exchange for my honest review by the author JR Jenner. Mistletoe and Mine Synopsis Fake dating the village grump is not what this Grinch had planned… Sasha Since inheriting my grandmother’s Christmas shop in the Cotswolds, I have one goal: honour her legacy and ensure the business survives. There’s… Continue reading Discover Mistletoe and Mine: A Festive Grumpy/Sunshine Romance

graphic novel, LGBTQ, reviews, romance

Hungry Heart Review: A Colorful LGBTQ Culinary Journey

Hungry Heart is an LGBTQ cooking graphic novel centered on Laurie, a writer who interviews the famous chef Oryan Adiei. As they bond over cooking and life, Laurie grapples with journalistic ethics while Oryan confronts personal and professional challenges. The story balances vibrancy with serious themes, ending positively yet open to future developments.

romance, Uncategorized

Top Fall Books to Enjoy with Your Favorite Drinks

Hope everyone is having a good November so far. I wanted to get in this post before we all shift over to thinking about Christmas. I enjoy a good fall drink probably the most of all, even more so than a peppermint drink. So I wanted to feature some books that remind me of them.… Continue reading Top Fall Books to Enjoy with Your Favorite Drinks

romance, YA

Crumbs: A Heartwarming Dive into Magical Relationships

The post describes the author's enjoyable Halloween experience and a book titled "Crumbs" by Danie Stirling. The story follows Ray, a WOC seer aspiring to join her magical city's council while navigating friendships and romantic feelings with Laurie, a struggling musician. The narrative emphasizes healthy relationships and features a diverse cast. The author rates the book five stars.