February was sort of a crazy month! We got a crazy amount of snow which rarely ever happens in the Pacific NW (they say this is the most we’ve had in something like 70 years??) and this city is not equipped for snow. We are super hilly, we don’t have enough plows and so when this happens that once in 70 years, we all get snowbound. It was cool for the first day or so but it quickly got old, […]
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl This week we are talking about our top ten favorite couples! It is Valentine’s Day coming up this week after all! I don’t usually do much to celebrate it – do you? In the mean time, if you’re looking for a book featuring amazing couples and OTPs that will sweep you off your feet here are my top faves! 1. Elisa + Lord Hector (aka Lord […]
Why Did I Read? There are certain YA contemporary authors that are auto-buys for me, which is a little rare because I typically don’t gravitate toward YA contemp nearly as much so when I say one is an auto-buy, it’s serious business! Emma Mills is one of those authors! She writes the best, real, genuine friendships and stories and I love her! This was a must. My Thoughts: Sophie has lived in this small town her whole life and she […]
So January ended being a really busy month for me. I was feeling tired and worn out but then ALAMW happened and I got to see so many friends and it really made me feel better about life! So here’s how the first of the month went for me! Tell me how January treated you! Favorite Things in January: I finally saw Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse and I loved it! I wasn’t sure what to expect honestly, and it was fantastic! It […]
My Thoughts: The Last Magician was a really great start to a unique time traveling fantasy series and I was really excited about The Devil’s Thief! In fact – I waited in a really long line to get it at ALA Annual in NOLA. I was a bit disappointed though as I think it suffered from second book syndrome slightly. The premise remains so unique and the set up for this second book is really interesting with new elements being put into play as […]