Simon VS The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli: Review

Hey! Today I’m going to be reviewing and discussing my thoughts, emotions and feelings on Simon VS The Homo Sapiens Agenda by the amazing and wonderful, Becky Albertalli and I swear to god, this book is a gift to us all.

Seriously, I am so in love with this book and almost every part of it.

This is a book which I would recommend everyone to read, for the information and message if not for the immense amount of happiness that it will give you. Trust me, it is not just a very fun read, it is also pretty monumental! 

Thoughts while reading Harry Potter and The Cursed Child by J K Rowling, John Tiffany and Jack Thorne

Hi! Today I am gonna be discussing my thoughts on this magical, fantastic and surprising piece of literature which has hit our planet like an asteroid.

Seriously, it has taken over the internet.

Yes, you guessed it. I, like every other reviewer this month, am coming to you with a discussion of  Harry Potter and The Cursed Child by J K Rowling, John Tiffany and Jack Thorne. Wow, I just realized that all 3 names start with J.

But these are my thoughts. My thoughts that I will later convert into a proper review.

Zenith by Sasha Alsberg & Lindsay Cummings: Review

Hey guys! Today I am going to review Zenith by BookTube sensation, Sasha Alsberg, and Lindsay Cummings, author of The Murder Complex series and I think it is taking over my world. You have literally no idea how obsessed and impressed I am with it! It is the first book in The Androma Saga. First, I was super proud of Sasha to publish a book because I have been watching her channel for years and I have seen her grow so much, and as a viewer and fan, I just wanted to congratulate her. This book is a Sci-fi/Fantasy type and it is incredibly fast paced and well- written. I gave it a 5 out of 5 stars.

Big Nate: Revenge of the Cream Puffs by Lincoln Peirce- Review

Hey guys! Today I am going to be reviewing a very quirky, fun book called Big Nate: Revenge of the Cream Puffs by Lincoln Peirce. This is a graphic novel series about a young boy, Nate, in middle school as he goes through middle school, encountering the many trials that a student faces, from losing in a baseball match to getting embarrassed by his dad. Lincoln adds a funny twist to every bit of the story, making the reader laugh out loud at every point, no matter what his or her age is. *I received an ARC of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review* 

3 Days, 3 Quotes – Day 3

Bonjour! Okay, so I had one job and that was to post a quote that I liked on 3 days and I could not even do that! I totally forgot and now I am doing Day 3, about 3 days after I was supposed to. Ugh. But it is all okay because I am back. And that is what matters. (Yes, I am feeling guilty but lets not think about that) Again, thank you so much Ariana for the tag and you guys should definitely check out her blog.

3 Days, 3 Quotes – Day 2

Hey guys! So it is Day 2 and I have got to pick another quote to show you guys. Here is a link to my Day 1 post, in which I shared one of my favorite quotes from Clockwork Prince by Cassie Clare. Again, thank you so much Ariana for the tag and you guys should definitely check out her blog.

3 Days, 3 Quotes Tag – Day 1

Hello! So, quotes are very powerful and important. Words more than anything can hurt or heal someone, they have the power of a million armies and quotes especially, resonate with us. Sometimes they are beautiful, sometimes they can be cruel.

F.R.I.E.N.D.S Book Tag

Hey guys! I am finally posting something after so I long and it is so good to be back! I have been quite lazy and I thought why not do a fun, quick tag!

That Awkward Silence

Hey guys! Today I want to talk about awkward silences. This has nothing to do with books, in fact, there are no awkward silences with books unless your book talks to you (if so, please tell me the name of that book). Every silence with a book is comfortable but that is not what this is about! Generally, I just don’t like them.

Camp Midnight by Steven T Seagle and Jason Katzenstein: Review

Hey guys! So, today I am going to be reviewing Camp Midnight by Steven T Seagle and illustrator Jason Katzenstein! This is a graphic novel about a young girl with a few parent issues whose step mom is sending her to camp. Sending her to camp was a mistake but going to the wrong camp was an even bigger mistake. When Skye lands up in a camp full of strange people… what will her future behold? Alright, so I have very mixed feelings about this book as there were a lot of things that I liked but there was also a lot of things that I was disappointed in. I received this graphic novel via NetGalley so I would like to thank the publishers for granting my wish!