Though the bookish community has been a lot better about traversing the thin line between spoilers and non-spoilers, it still happens on occasion. I've read/watched reviews multiple times in the past that have contained huge pieces of the book's plot, but was not marked as a spoiler. It got me thinking: what counts as a…
Continue reading ➞ Discussion: What Counts as a “Spoiler” in Book Reviews?
Time for another monthly wrap-up post! I'm posting this one a little bit before the end of October, but seeing as Friday is the beginning of November, I wanted to get it up before then. This month was quite bustling with my decision to take on a modified version of blogtober, which effectively added another…
"On this isle secrets are valuable. Be careful about giving yours away too freely." Goodreads ||Amazon || B&N || Book Depository Scarlett Dragna has never left the tiny island where she and her sister, Tella, live with their powerful, and cruel, father. Now Scarlett’s father has arranged a marriage for her, and Scarlett thinks her…
Raise your hand if you've ever gone to write a review and found yourself reusing the same adjectives over and over again. *Raises hand* Today on the blog, I wanted to bring you a list of five descriptive words that you can use for three major aspects of your book reviews! Hopefully this is helpful…
"It feels very much like the calm before the storm." || Goodreads || Amazon || Notice: Girl of the Nevda is the middle book of the Daughter of the Zel trilogy. You can read my review for book #1 here. “There are seven of you. Only six were ever reported missing.”I raise my hand slowly…
Continue reading ➞ Requested Review: Girl of the Nevda by Phoebe Ritter
