Hi everyone! I want to apologize for the lack of book reviews this week. Don’t worry, I’m not in another reading slump. But I’m breezing through a huge epic fantasy series called the Moontide Quartet. And I don’t want to…
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At the start of the school year, students are bombarbed with textbooks and mandatory reading lists. But there are also tons of new book releases to look forward to. Here are some of my recommendations for September 2018!
Summer holidays are almost over here in Belgium and students are getting ready to go back to school. That means they will be bombarded by lists of school supplies to buy, and lists of books they will have to read….
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It’s Friday and that means it’s time for another book tag! I was browsing the internet for some ideas when I stumbled upon the Pokémon Go tag. I know the big hype of two years ago is gone, but I’ve…
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There is a quote by Toni Morrison that I think about a lot. “If there’s a book that you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it”, it says. I’ve used it to encourage…
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It’s Friday! The weekend is almost here and it’s time to relax with a book. But before I do that, I want to do another book tag. I found the “get to know ya” tag over at Bionic Bookworm Blog…
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Last month’s Fairyloot theme was “the power within” and the featured book of the month was Heart of Thorns. It’s a story about a world where women are feared. Why? Because they might have magic that can kill with a…
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Another month, another Fairyloot box to dive into! I love unboxings and since I had so much fun writing the May and June unboxings, I decided to make it a monthly habit. The theme for the Fairyloot July 2018 box…
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Every month, I make a list of 8 books that sound worth reading. Last month, Grace and Fury, described as a feminist story about two sisters, was one of those. You can imagine how excited I was when I found…
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As you probably know, I’ve been in a horrible reading slump these last few weeks. I just couldn’t be bothered to pick up a book and read (thank you, sports events on TV and heatwaves). But look, a miracle has…
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