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: I was contacted by Phoebe and offered a free kindle version of her book in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinions of the work. Notice: Girl of the Nevda is the middle book of the…
Continue reading ➞ Requested Review: Girl of the Nevda by Phoebe Ritter
We've officially passed the half way mark of blogtober everyone! Woohoo! Blogtober is a blog series hosted by Anniek from Anniek's Library and Hâf from The Library Looter. Hover over their names to check out their blogs! As I was making this banner I realized that I was indeed missing my favorite reading/writing blog posts…
I think every reader has something that the absolutely love to see in books. For some people, it's close family connections. For others, it's hate-to-love romance. Today, I bring you my four of my favorite fictional tropes along with and some recommendations for books that have said tropes. #1: Ambiguous antagonists Antagonists that obviously start…
With the sort-of hiatus I took while I was migrating my blog here to WordPress, I took that time to really think about the beneficial changes the migration could bring. I was particularly reflective about the quality of my book reviews. As a blogger of any kind, I think one of the tools you should…
Continue reading ➞ Discussion Post: Let’s Talk About the Language of Book Reviews
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