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Winter Glass Blog Tour | Q&A With Lexa Hillyer!
A little while ago, I got the best email! I was asked to join the blog tour for Lexa Hillyer’s Winter Glass and oh my goodness, I might’ve just screamed. YAY. YAY. YAY!!! I absolutely LOVED Spindle Fire when I listened to the audiobook last year and Winter Glass was one of my most anticipated releases. I got to read it earlier and I got to ask author Lexa Hillyer some questions! Read her answers down below.
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Waiting on Wednesday: A Lite Too Bright by Samuel Miller
Even though I am a HUGE fantasy enthusiast and mainly blog about fantasy, I love making exceptions for the other books I love or books that I’m just really excited about. In this week’s Waiting on Wednesday, I want to talk a contemporary: A Lite Too Bright by Samuel Miller.
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Ace of Shades Blog Tour | 10 Touristy Things to do in the City of New Reynes + GIVEAWAY!
Ace of Shades by Amanda Foody releases tomorrow! I am just SO excited about this book (as you could’ve read in my Waiting on Wednesday post.) It’s also my first preorder of the year and I already cannot wait for it to be delivered. I’m even more excited about being on the blog tour! I love lists, and I’m so happy Amanda took some time to make a list of ten touristy things to do in New Reynes, or: the City of Sin. Here’s the list!
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April ’18 TBR
Will April be the month I finally get through all the unread books on my shelf?! I think I just might! I do have some Kindle books on my iPad that I haven’t included in my TBR, but I think I might actually be able to pick those up as well – since I’ve been flying through books lately. Also, they’re just the kind of books you naturally go through without any effort. I’m so excited! anyway, here’s my April TBR.
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March ’18 Wrap Up
I guess you could say March was Leigh Bardugo month when it comes to my reading. I actually think I started reading most of them in February, but then I finished most of them in March so… Maybe both months weird Bardugo month? I LOVE these books, you guys! I’d never read the Grisha books before but I’m so glad I did! I did also pick up some other books, of course. Here’s what I read in March.
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Finishing Harry Potter… | My Experience Reading the Books
In March 2016, I bought my first Harry Potter book on a whim. In January, nearly two years later, I started reading the last one. I grew up with the movies and loved them but I had never read the books before. It was such a wonderful journey, and I decided to dedicate a blog post to it. I haven’t actually finished the final book yet because I had to prioritise some other books for blogging and such. This post is not really about finishing Deathly Hallows and the series, though. It’s about my experience reading this books over the last two years.
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The Muffin Book Tag!
When I found out Sophie @ Books Like Wolves tagged me to do the Muffin Book Tag, I literally squealed! A MUFFIN BOOK tag?! Yes, please! Not only did I get to answer fun bookish, muffin-related questions, I also decided to bake some muffins for the photos! Basically, today was a muffin kind of day. Anyway, let’s get into the questions and – of course – my answers!
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Waiting on Wednesday: Ace of Shades by Amanda Foody
Do you ever find a book that totally doesn’t seem like your thing, but then you’re thinking more about it and it’s like “holy frickamoly, I actually really love this?!” Because that’s what happened with me and Ace of Shades by Amanda Foody. This one had been on my radar for a while, but I only got really excited about it recently and now I just can’t wait for it to come out!
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Behind the Books: March ’18
WOW-WEE, you guys! Prepare yourself for what might actually be the longest Behind the Books post I’ve ever done… Sorry?! Anyway, I have so much to catch you guys up on, and I’ve hauled a record amount of books (for my doing) so, obviously, I need to share! Make yourself a cup of your favourite drink, get comfortable and enjoy reading my personal update!
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Through Portals & Down Rabbit Holes | Book Recommendations!
I love reading recommendations post. There’s nothing more fun than finding a book similar to a book I loved to read! I love recommending books myself, but I feel like I suck at it. Like, what if I’m the only one who things this book is like that other one? What if it doesn’t make sense? I thought I’d just give it a shot and see what happens. Today’s recommendation post is all about portal fantasies!
