Tag: books

  • Books with Flowers on the Cover (ARC Reviews): One & Only, Anderson in Bloom, and No Place Like You

    Books with Flowers on the Cover (ARC Reviews): One & Only, Anderson in Bloom, and No Place Like You

    This is a really excellent round up of three books that I enjoyed quite a bit and each and every one is already out because of course they are. First up, we have One & Only by Maurene Goo, which is her first adult novel and it was just as captivatingly written as her YA…

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  • February Wrap Up

    Hi friends! Time went so quickly in February for the most part. I’m really excited that the days are getting a little longer, especially because my work commute for the past two weeks has been very far, which has left me driving home in the dark for part of the way. In March, I’ll get…

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  • #SpringIntoLoveBingo Announcement + TBR

    #SpringIntoLoveBingo Announcement + TBR

    I did just turn on the air conditioner last night, but it still seems weird to be talking about Spring when I look outside my window and still just see brown. I’m very much looking forward to things coming back to life. But setting that aside, I’m glad to be bringing y’all #SpringIntoLoveBingo! I hope…

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  • Catch Up ARC Reviews: It’s a Love Story, Ladies in Hating, and An Academic Affair

    Catch Up ARC Reviews: It’s a Love Story, Ladies in Hating, and An Academic Affair

    This was a great batch of ARCs. I really enjoyed all three of my main reviews, though, there’s also a bonus DNF review tacked on at the end. It’s a Love Story by Annabel Monaghan, Ladies in Hating by Alexandria Vasti, and An Academic Affair by Jodi McAlister are all books I received e-book ARCs…

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  • Catch Up ARC Reviews: We Who Will Die, The Seven Rings, and And They Lived Happily Ever After

    Catch Up ARC Reviews: We Who Will Die, The Seven Rings, and And They Lived Happily Ever After

    Will I ever timely review my ARCs again? Who is to say? But in the meantime, I hope y’all enjoy reading my reviews of these books. I received review copies of both the e-book and the audiobook of We Who Will Die by Stacia Stark, and I did do a mixed format reading of We…

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  • January Wrap Up

    January Wrap Up

    January is two weeks past us and I’m just now sitting down to write this wrap up. That’s more of a testament to how many other things have been capturing my attention than anything else, but I do hate being this off schedule. I also just made a list of all the ARCs I’ve read…

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  • Tier Ranking the 2025 Releases I Read from Sept-Dec

    Tier Ranking the 2025 Releases I Read from Sept-Dec

    We’re nearly there, wrapping up my full reading year, but I have a few more posts I feel like have to be done before we can officially move on. I read 38 2025 releases in the last four months of the year, which is quite a few, though less than in the second third if…

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  • Most Anticipated Book Releases of 2026

    Most Anticipated Book Releases of 2026

    This post is certainly heavily weighted toward the beginning of the year, but that’s just how things work with publishing, I feel like. Anyway, I’m quite excited to talk about these 12 books and throw in a couple of books that I’m hoping come out at some point. So let’s hop to it, shall we?

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  • January TBR + New Releases

    January TBR + New Releases

    It feels super weird to be typing a January TBR, but we are more than halfway through December so why not go ahead and post this? I have somehow acquired entirely too many advanced copies of January releases, but I’m determined to do a better job reading my ARCs in 2026 than I did in…

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  • November Wrap Up + December TBR

    November Wrap Up + December TBR

    I’m combining November’s Wrap Up and the December TBR because there aren’t that many new releases in December. Hopefully. I haven’t exactly plotted this out already. But either way, I’m behind so combining these two posts seems like a very logical choice. November was… a month. I put up my Christmas tree in early November…

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