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My Thoughts on You’ll Never Believe Me
Hello and happy Sunday. I have a memoir for you that will remind you of Orange is the New Black, the show, not the book. Reading You’ll Never Believe Me by Kari Ferrell felt like watching the backstory of one of the inmates. If, like me, you don’t know who the author is, she was…
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NetGalley Review of First Witches Club by Maisey Yates
This was all in all a cute, feel-good read featuring three women in their thirties who knew each other in high school and reconnected at a point in their lives in which all their marriages are falling apart. The novel is about friendship, and yes, a little bit of witchcraft. It also has addresses Christian…
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My NetGalley Review of Missing Me by Ayana Lage
I read this memoir via audiobook, which I think helped connect with what the author expressed about her experience with post-partum psychosis. The subject matter is heavy, and this is clearly not a book for every reader. The author makes this explicit in her content warning. I believe that if anything ese, this is a…
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Finishing Five Books in a Week
Hello and happy Saturday. I hope you’re having a wonderful week. I haven’t blogged in a while, even though you might not have noticed since I schedule posts way in advance, but I’m back at it this week. Sometimes I get these reading kicks, which is what happened to inspire this post. Throughout the course…
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NetGalley Review: The Distance Between Us
The Distance Between Us by Phillipa Ashley. This is a cute romance short story for readers who want something quick and unproblematic. Our two main characters work for the same organization, which I think is either an NGO or some sort of a charity, but they have only interacted via weekly video calls. The chapters…
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My NetGalley Review of Not in the Menu
Hello and happy Saturday. From now on, I will be copying my NetGalley reviews and pasting them here. I will not introduce these posts as I usually do because I feel that I’d be working double, so I’ll title them like this one and get on to writing about my thoughts. Enjoy. I’ve read novels…
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I Downloaded NetGalley Again (Sorry)
Hello and happy Sunday. Yes, I redownloaded NetGalley, and no, I don’t really have a good reason why. I guess that’s not entirely true, since I wanted to access audiobooks without having to wait every month for my three Everand unlocks. I also wanted to explore new releases, but again, without having to wait to…
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My Thoughts on The Slow Burn
Hello and happy Saturday. I recently read the audiobook version of Ali Rosen’s latest release, The Slow Burn, via Kindle Unlimited. I’ve posted about this author before, and I think this is the third book of hers that I’ve finished. Like her other novels, this is a contemporary romance featuring people in their 30s who’ve…
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Monthly TBR
Hello and happy Sunday. Another month is about to begin, which means I have the chance to prepare a priority TBR list. I say ‘priority’ because I’ve selected four books out of a longer list to go over, and I’ll do that every month. This way I’m sure that I’m not just reading whatever, but…
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AI Generated Challenge Ideas (pt. 2)
Hello and happy Saturday. I owed you the second part of my AI-Generated challenge ideas, so here they are. These categories only include one or two titles each, but I’m still including them in my yearly TBR list. Books that include an emotion in their title: Love and Other Unknown Variables Books with a food…
