Since I’m suffering from a reading slump and I haven’t touched a book in a week, there is no book review this week. Instead, I want to share my unboxing for the Fairyloot June box. As you know, I’m a…
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We’re already a few days into July and that means 2018 is over halfway through. In other words, it’s time to look back at the first half of the year and see what my favourite books were and which books…
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It’s not a secret that I love Young Adult novels (even though I myself don’t fall in the young adult demographic anymore, but sssssh!), but every once in a while I find myself rolling my eyes at overused clichés in…
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Summer is finally here! Long days you can fill with lounging in the sun (or somewhere in the shade if you’re like me and you even get sunburn from flashlights), by the pool, with a cold drink. And with a…
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Red Queen might be one of the most popular books in Instagram’s Bookstagram community. And admittedly, the cover is absolutely stunning! But is it just as great on the inside? After ages of admiring this book and seeing people gushing…
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In my blogs, I usually talk about books that I like (or dislike), but today I wanted to do something different. So I decided it’s time for a book tag! I found these questions over at Dreamlandbookblog. As you might…
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Onyx & Ivory by Mindee Arnett was one of my most anticipated releases of May, so finding it in my Fairyloot box was a fun surprise. Okay, I’ll be honest, I actually figured out this would be the featured book…
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If you’ve been following my reviews, you probably know that there are a bunch of fairy tale retellings out there. We’ve had Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and Snow White. But lately it seems Little Mermaid…
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This blog has been my little corner of the internet since September last year. But I don’t only love blogging, I also like to read other people’s posts about books. Keeping track of all the blogs you follow, can be…
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When the first Harry Potter book was published, I was 9 years old. In other words, I grew up more or less together with Harry, Ron and Hermione, dreaming of one day getting the chance to explore Hogwarts myself. So…
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