two books that made me miss my mom

Today I’m bringing to you two books that absolutely destroyed me and had me calling my mom to tell her I love her. Those books are: The Dating Plan by Sara Desai and Serena Singh Flips the Script by Sonya Lalli. Thank you Penguin Random House for sending this books my way! Serena Singh Flips

Memory of a Goldfish: January

Hey everyone! Today I’m bringing a new blog series to you all that I thought would be fun for you all (embarrassing for me). I’ve said time and time again that I have the literal memory of a goldfish. I can remember broad concepts from books but when it comes down to the nitty gritty

The Wife Upstairs by Rachel Hawkins

I am coming to you with a review of one of my favourite thriller/suspense novels I have read in quite a while! This novel was a thrill from beginning to end, but I’ll be talking about all of that and more in my review. Just so you’re aware, this review will contain no spoilers whatsoever.

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline

This book was incredible. I wasn’t expecting to like this book as much as I did (which is why I waited so long to pick it up), but oh my god guys…. Let’s jump into the review. Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Pages: 374 PagesPublished: August 16th, 2011Bingefactor: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Review:I have recently been seeing this novel everywhere, which is

5 Romance Novels I’d like to Read in February

February is a month that I never really used to care much about. Since starting to date my fiancé a couple years ago, I began seeing why it was such a fun month. I understand that some individuals think that Valentine’s day is redundant and that you should be showing your partner the same amount

January 2021 Wrap Up

Hello everyone! This month I am coming to you with a whopping 20 books read. I know, insane. I am just as shocked as you are. Instead of going over every single book I read this month and what I thought about it I am going to share all the books I read and then

5 Mini Book Reviews

So…. after a (year) long reading slump, I think I’ve finally beat it. At least that’s my assumption after finishing 5 books this past weekend. I know, 5 books. Insane. I thought about doing separate reviews for each of the books I read but that filled me with dread and I figured I should stay

January TBR

Typically January is the month I do the most reading. It’s a new year, there’s a new Goodreads reading goal, and I’m coming off of the Harry Potter re-read high that I always get after doing my annual re-read. This year is no different. As I’m writing this I am already 4 novels into my

A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay

Do you ever shock yourself with the books you decide to read? This novel was a shock for me, I was just casually browsing Scribd for a new audiobook and this baby popped into my suggestions. The summary definitely caught my eye because I am the biggest horror fan (despite being terrified and uncomfortable the

Midnight Sun by Stephanie Meyer

I know a lot of you have very strong thoughts when it comes to Stephanie Meyer. Some may be positive and the rest are definitely negative. To be honest, I wasn’t planning on even purchasing or picking this book up, but one day I saw it at Costco for a cheap price and figured why