YAY FOR BOOK TAGS. I was tagged by the lovely Lia (check out her heart-eyes inducing post here). Here are the rules: Thank the person who nominated you. TYSM, Lia! Credit the tag’s creator– Michelle. There’s no limit of how many aesthetics you can make for a question. Make your OWN aesthetics, please don’t steal… Continue reading The Book Aesthetics Tag
Happy almost-summer everyone! As it’s (hopefully) nearing long sunny days and lots of ice cream, I thought I would do my Spring reads wrap-up! I feel like I really branched out a bit in Spring; I read some non-fiction, YA, and graphic novels. I do want to read a few more books in Summer though!… Continue reading Spring reads // 2016
I seriously can not believe how fast January went! 2012 seems like ages ago. However, I can believe that my new years resolution not to buy books didn’t see this side of January – what can I say? I am a book-a-holic! January Summary ❤ So back in Ye Olden Times at the beginning of… Continue reading January Summary and Febuary TBR List 🙂
Hi Guys, I hope January hasn’t been too big of a shock for you – I know it has for me! No more mince pies/turkey and tonnes of homework to do hit me hard! I have decided this year to do a monthly book forecast! Basically the books I’m planning to read in the next… Continue reading January to be read list!
I would absolutely love to see The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her own Making made into a movie or TV Series. Fairyland will be beautiful! And who wouldn’t love to see a half library half wyvern on the big screen! I might start a campaign now. Anyone with me? I entered this book… Continue reading What one book/series are you dying to see turned in to a movie or TV series | Book Blogger Hop
‘Twelve-year-old September lives in Omaha, and used to have an ordinary life, until her father went to war and her mother went to work. One day, September is met at her kitchen window by a Green Wind (taking the form of a gentleman in a green jacket), who invites her on an adventure, implying that… Continue reading The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making Review
