Title: Class of ’59
Author: John A. Heldt
Genre: Science Fiction, Historical
Format: eBook
Page Count: 293
Release Date: September 2, 2016
Wintery Book Covers // aka: some of my favorite book covers of all time
**i really should have made my graphics look winter-y like this *sigh* maybe next winter
Today’s post is more of one of those fun pointless posts that I decided to put together since it’s more about finding book covers and putting them in the post rather than writing up stuff (yup, i’m just in the lazy mood deal with it) Read More
Stranger Things Book Tag
It’s been a while since I did a book tag on here and I decided that I was too lazy to write a proper blog post with thoughtful insights and a discussion-worthy topic so tag time it is! Read More
K-DRAMA REVIEW: Descendants of the Sun // military setting & two of the best couples i’ve ever seen in a kdrama
Title: Descendants of the Sun
Hangul: 태양의 후예
Network: KBS
Genre: Romance
Episodes: 16
Broadcasting Dates: February 24 – April 22, 2016
Language: Korean
Source: Watched on Netflix
Synopsis: A love story develops between Captain Yoo Shi Jin, from South Korean Special Forces and Doctor Kang Mo Yeon, who works as a Surgeon at Haesung Hospital in Seoul. They will find themselves in the middle of great events and deadly dangers, both in their Motherland and in the fictitious, war-torn country of Urk.
REVIEW: The Epic Crush of Genie Lo // Percy Jackson, but Asian… and better?
Title: The Epic Crush of Genie Lo
Author: F.C. Yee
Genre: Young Adult, Fantasy, Mythology
Format: Hardcover
Page Count: 336
Release Date: August 8, 2017
DISCUSSION: Why Promoting Diverse Books Is Important
I’ve written many posts about why we need to read diverse books, how to properly write diversity and such, but after reading May’s post I realized that I never wrote anything about why we should be promoting diverse books. Read More
My 2018 Writing Goals // finishing my first draft & my first time sharing my cringe-y old writing
I love writing posts about writing. Especially my own writing because although I get anxious about sharing my writing with others, it helps me a lot to get input from others about whether my ideas are actually good. Read More
Down the TBR Hole #16
Oh look, I’m finally doing one of these again! My schedule has been off for the past week and I didn’t finish either of the two books I wanted to before today so that I could review them so you’ll probably end up reading two reviews next Wednesday. Instead I decided to do a quick post and since I haven’t done a Down the TBR Hole post in a while I chose that! So here we are 🙂
REVIEW: Blind Acceptance by Sandra Pimentel // a beautiful insight on the life of a strong intelligent woman
Title: Blind Acceptance
Author: Sandra Pimentel
Genre: Non-Fiction, Autobiography
Format: Hardcover
Page Count: 297
Release Date: November 7, 2016
Favorite Reads of 2017 & Predictions for Favorites of 2018
Oh look how original I am \o.o/ Writing a favorite reads of 2017 post. Y’know originally I wasn’t going to do this because there are just so many of these posts out there but then I thought about adding some predictions for books that I’m planning on reading in 2018. Read More
