I’m pretty sure September just started, and yet somehow it’s almost over and I still haven’t posted this month’s Monthly Recommendations post! September is all about bingeworthy series, and it just so happens that I’ve binged my fair share of series, so I’ve got lots of options for this list. And don’t forget to check out the Goodreads group for even more great recommendations! Continue reading
Tag Archives: Leigh Bardugo
Monthly Recs: Underrated Books
It’s time for another Monthly Recommendations post! If you’re not familiar with the Goodreads group, be sure to check it out here for even more recommendations. This month’s topic is underrated books. Continue reading
Monthly Recs: Books Worth a Reread
After skipping the June monthly recommendation post because I’d written a similar post shortly before they announced the June topic (audiobooks), I’m back with another installment, this time about rereads! Continue reading
Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag
I wasn’t planning to do the Mid-Year Book Freak Out Tag until after the halfway point of the year, but since my inbox is full of other bloggers doing this tag and I don’t want to miss out, I’m jumping on the bandwagon and doing it now, too! Continue reading
’90s Movies Book Tag
Angelica from The Book Cover Girl recently tagged me to do the ’90s Movies Book Tag, and it was such a fun tag that of course I had to do it here on my blog. Although I’m a little embarrassed to admit that I’ve only seen maybe half of these movies… Continue reading
Favorite Illustrated Books
I’ve been wanting to put together a list of my favorite illustrated books for a while, but just haven’t gotten around to it for whatever reason. But now that I have another book to add to this list, it seems like the perfect time to finally do this post! Continue reading
Monthly Recs: Duologies
The topic for March’s Monthly Recommendations is duologies! I’m hoping that with the popularity of Six of Crows (which you know is going to be on my list), we’ll start seeing more duologies pop up. I think it’s a nice change of pace from your usual trilogy or full-fledged series because you get more than you would out of a standalone, but you don’t have to wait forever for the series to be completed. Continue reading
