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Hello, everyone! Today is my stop on TheWriteReads blog tour for Academy Arcanist by Shami Stovall. Thank you so much to TheWriteReads and the author for allowing me to be a part of the tour! Continue reading Untitled

Today is my stop on the #BBNYA2022 finalist blog tour for ✨HAVEN✨ by Ceril N Domace! Thank you to @bbnya_official and @The_WriteReads for allowing me to be a panelist and participate in the tour. #BookReview #BookBlogger #Fantasy

Hello, everyone! Today I’m participating in the blog tour for the BBNYA finalist, Haven by Ceril N Domace. This was one of my BBNYA reads last year, and I had a lot of fun participating as a panelist. BBNYA is a yearly competition where book bloggers from all over the world read and score books written by indie authors, ending with 15 finalists and one overall winner.  If you are an author and…

Hello, everyone! Today I’m participating in the blog tour for The Light Between Us by Elaine Chiew, which has been organized by TheWriteReads. I was instantly intrigued by the premise of this story and its combination of speculative, romantic, and historical elements. Read on to see if it lived up to my expectations! The Light Between Us is a Southeast Asian historical romance that defies time…

Happy October! Welcome to blogtober day 20! Only 11 days left in blogtober! Which is insane but I have adored blogtober this year! Today’s Blogpost is another Blog tour with the wonderful The Write Reads and as always I am forever grateful to be a part of this tour. Synopsis: Jonas Amsel and Avalina Keller, devoted Nazis and best friends, have a bright future in Hitler’s Third Reich. Ava, a…

Hi friends! I hope you are well reading wonderful things. Today I have a blog tour review for a YA dystopian novel, Feast of Ashes by Victoria Williamson. Disclaimer: i did recieve an eARC in exchange for an honest review. synopsis The Earth’s ecosystems have collapsed and only ashes remain. Is one girl’s courage enough to keep hope alive in the wastelands? It’s the year 2123, and…

The innocence of childhood is unrivalled in sparking joy in all our hearts. Norah’s Ark shows the lives of two children who whilst leading diametrically opposite lives, are very much alike. Norah is a girl who does not have a mother. She lives with her father, moving all around the place. She has a soft spot for animals. Adam is boy who has a both parents, lives in a posh house, has a home…

Sometimes we all have that period of time where boredom is our best friend. I was stuck in such a time. The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams by Victoria Williamson was what I needed to get out of there. After reading Whale, it was only natural to ruminate and rusticate. And The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams provided the right amount of gaiety. Continue reading Untitled