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May TBR
The start of a new month approaches, and it is time for my TBR for May, although I might end up reading some of these books in the end of April. Vicious Vikings by Terry Deary All the foul facts about the Vicious Vikings are ready to uncover, including including Viking Gods in wedding dresses,…
am reading, angry aztecs, Anna Day, bella forrest, book, books, deathless divide, incredible incas, margaret atwood, may tbr, measly middle ages, read, reader, reading, stormin normans, tbr, terrible tudors, terry deary, The Fandom, the fandom rising, the gender end, the gender plan, the handmaids tale, the testaments, to be read, vicious vikings -
YALC Day 1
The first day of YALC is over, and I for one had an amazing time. I wanted to share with you what I did and the books that I got, for those not able to come, for those in the future who are wondering what it is like, and for those who were there, who…
Anna Day, girls of paper and fire, heartstream, mackenzi lee, monsters, nadine brandes, natasha ngan, romanov, rory power, sharon dogar, the fandom rising, the hand the eye and the heart, the ladys guide to petticoats and piracy, tom pollock, wilder girls, ya, ya book, ya books, ya fiction, yalc, yalc 2019, zoe marriott -
July Wrap Up
I read a lot of books this month, let’s go through them:
a jigsaw of fire and stars, alice broadway, Anna Day, anthony horowitz, arthur conan doyle, book, book addict, book review, book reviews, books, books read, children of blood and bone, deathly hallows, elizabeth cobbs, half blood prince, Harry Potter, harry potter and the deathly hallows, harry potter and the half blood prince, ink, jk rowling, lauren james, martin dorey, no more plastic, northern lights, philip pullman, read, reader, reading, reads, review, Reviews, sherlock holmes, sir arthur conan doyle, spark, the adventures of sherlock holmes, The Fandom, the hamilton affair, the loneliest girl in the universe, the word is murder, tom pollock, tomi adeyemi, white rabbit red wolf, yaba badoe -
The Fandom Review
A work of genius, it got me to laugh at several points, and I never laugh at books. It plays to all the stereotypes of the genre, in a way that makes you love them so much, then laughs at you for liking them…
A Full Time Nerd 