Well, unfortunately for my July Reading Goals I’m going to carry over the challenge prompts that I didn’t get to last time. The problem for me and challenges is that I always want to err on the side of making it a Fun To Do List Project rather than a Task I Am Assigning Myself. […]
It’s time for the June Reading Wrap Up! Writing this post and attempting to reference my own blog, I noticed that 1) my blog has no search feature and 2) when you click on “blog”, it lists only the latest post. That’s on my goal to fix sometime this summer! June was an interesting month […]
Books that I’m still working at as of 6/20 (the solstice!):Get a Life, Chloe Brown – 37% (Kindle Unlimited)The Starless Sea – 46% (On ebook & on audiobook from Libby)Divine Rivals – 71% (physical hardcover and on Kindle)The Ex Hex – 28% (physical paperback and on Kindle)Docile – 62% (on Kindle although my roommate does […]
Claudia has to endure Child Drama, make a choice that we already know the outcome of as readers, enjoys some continuity, and BREAKS HER LEG. An incredibly boring Claudia book, all things considered. Three stars.
This book is great for a person who is just coming around to the idea of anti-fat bias as a concept existing! I love Aubrey Gordon, as always. I also loved the reflection questions and action items at the end. However, I am active fan of Maintenance Phase, and I am not just coming around […]
I really liked this book, but it was kind of insane to be reading it during working at my job which is probably mostly not bullshit but is remote so it does feel kind of like nobody is looking at me and that is sometimes scary. I kept reading this book and he would describe […]
This was really really really really really good. This felt like if PSALM FOR THE WILD-BUILT was more focused on the tea shop that we are promised at the beginning of the story. I loved its characters and I loved its sapphic worldbuilding and storytelling. I loved the technology, and I loved the cozy feel […]
I actually finished this a while ago, but I’m not sure when, so I guess I will count it for June. I don’t think I really found out anything I didn’t know about my cozy taste with this one, but I did add Case of the Bleus, Dead on Target, Nine Lives and Alibis, and […]
I read this book almost exclusively because there was a Storygraph error where it was reading at 1396 pages instead of its actual page count, which is 696, and I was like, yes, I would like to cheat at my page count so that I can achieve my goals faster. Regrettably this issue was fixed […]
This book had been on my TBR for a really long time and it was on Kindle Unlimited, so I picked it up. It was short, it was good, it was kind of a silly little novella. I enjoyed myself, but not that much. Four stars.