Book Review: 365 Health and Happiness Boosters
Another COYER book, also from the Humble Bundle in 2020. Included a link to sign up for the author’s newsletter, which was broken. One star.
Another COYER book, also from the Humble Bundle in 2020. Included a link to sign up for the author’s newsletter, which was broken. One star.
Read this as a COYER effort, got it in a Humble Bundle in 2020. Could not say I enjoyed this or that it had good affirmations. One star.
This was unfortunately my Falling Asleep Read so I have no recollection of its contents whatsoever, as I tended to read a lot of it while asleep. Two stars?
This was cute and cozy! I liked that her uncle was named Toad. It unfortunately wasn’t long enough for the mystery to be satisfying, but it was nice to finish such a short book. I’d continue reading the series. Three stars. No recipes.
This was heartbreaking and wild and intense and really slow at times and taking place in two different places and times and honestly, a lot going on. Great narration; I read this on audiobook. A lot of the writing feels very surreal or dreamlike, especially in the first half, but the second half feels more […]
Okay. First of all. I absolutely cannot get into these books because the main character is named Theodosia and she doesn’t even go by a quirky little nickname. And I just hear “dear theodosia” from Hamilton. Which is very much a Me Problem. Also I’m not a fan, at all, of her cop boyfriend, because […]
I did not read the first two books in this series etc etc etc. There are two problems with this book: one, that the main character is dating a really insecure cop. Two, she has to prove the innocence of this guy she used to be married to, but he’s a real jerk. Also, there’s […]
This book has FANTASTIC vibes. It’s queer, it’s here, it’s set in 2011, it’s about artists at an elite college and it’s mostly about the inner thoughts and lives of those artists. Very light on plot and I wouldn’t necessarily call what any of the characters go through “development”, but I LOVED the vibes. I […]
Can’t Wait Wednesday is a book blogging meme hosted over at Wishful Endings. It’s to discuss and spotlight books that you’re excited about but that you haven’t read yet, to get you more excited about your TBR pile! It’s based on Waiting on Wednesday, which is hosted by Jill over at Breaking the Spine. I […]
claustrophobic, atmospheric, fundamentally about the horrors of coming back home after you are an adult. repetition used to absolute maximum effect. some parts of this book made me feel physically sick, but it’s not necessarily gory, just kind of, nausea-inducing. in a positive way? I was very lucky to get this eARC as both an […]