Wednesday Reads "Wordhunter"
When browsing the bookstore, I tend to be picky. Yes, I judge a book by its cover and its author! Then, I read the back of the book, and if that interests me, I’ll glance through the pages to make sure it's something I want to get into. On my Kindle, I’m a little less hesitant to read things since I’m reading those books for free the majority of the time. That’s why it’s so frustrating when I do pull the trigger on a physical copy, and it's… not good. Wordhunter by Stella San
May 274 min read
Wednesday Reviews "All Good People Here"
If you’re into true crime or happen to be a frequent podcast listener, you may have heard of the Crime Junkies podcast hosted by Ashley Flowers. And if you’ve heard of the podcast, you’ve probably heard very mixed reviews about it. Some people really love the format of the podcast and how every detail is reviewed and submitted to the listener to form their own opinion of the case. Others find it disgusting how intimate and horrifying details relating to these gruesome crimes
Jan 214 min read
Nonfiction Recommendations
This year, I’ve tasked myself with reading (or listening to, which is my preferred method for this genre) one Nonfiction book a month. So...
Aug 13, 20253 min read
"Final Offer" Review
Okay, I started the reviews for this series a while ago, and I think it’s finally time to finish. For the third and final time, let’s get into the Dreamland Billionaire Trilogy: “ Final Offer ” by Lauren Asher. If this series is new to you, I recommend looking at the previous reviews for books one & two of the series, “ The Fine Print ” and “ Terms and Conditions ”, before reading this one! I will say that I have been shown a lot of TikToks claiming that this story was a lot
Jul 30, 20255 min read
"You Shouldn't Have Come Here" Review
As a naturally critical person, I tend to rip apart movies and TV shows and books. Even things that I enjoy aren’t safe! I can pretty much always find something that didn’t add up or could’ve been revised for clarity or just general enjoyment. However, as someone who appreciates the time and effort put into different works, I find it hard to not acknowledge or value the good elements or where the potential lies. That being said, it’s honestly a rarity that I find something tr
May 7, 20254 min read
"Killers of a Certain Age" Review
If you enjoy a good murder mystery and like a bit of old-fashioned humor, you may have found yourself watching Only Murders in the Building , like myself. And as good of a show as that is, this review has nothing to do with it. Buttttt, because I’m a fan of said show, Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn was recommended to me. So, in my recent trend of not looking into what books are about and just picking them up, I started this one! Killers of a Certain Age follows
Jan 31, 20243 min read
Wednesday Reads "The Love Hypothesis"
If you are a STEM girly, Star Wars fanatic, or just chronically online, you’ve probably heard about the Kylo Ren x Rey fanfiction The Love Hypothesis. Or you’ve at least heard of Ali Hazelwood. And since I am one of those things, though you may never know which one, I have heard of this book. Now, I was reluctant to pick it up knowing that it is published fanfiction, but I found it on sale at a college bookstore and I said “What the hell,” picking it up. The Love Hypothesis
Jan 24, 20243 min read
