read, review, repeat
Is it even a surprise that I didn't find many reads since my January post memorable? Funny thing, this. Either all the good reads cluster together, or there's a string of no-so-great ones. Lucky for me this month, I had a string of good ones, and this list even has a fantasy novel after very... Continue Reading →
Best reads of the last month, all make for great 2026 pre-orders!
I think I will be at atl least a 100 books read by the end of this year, but I've decided to do a favourite recap in December instead of my usual recommendations. Book picks should be back in January and I have a lot of 2026 titles with me, so keep an eye out... Continue Reading →
I read a lot of books this month, and many are 2026 releases. These are the two that stood out. As always, click on the book covers to view and add them on Goodreads. My book of the month Cleo Dang Would Rather Be Dead Atria Books, April 2026 I plan to read many more... Continue Reading →
Recommendations of my best reads in the last few months!
Recommendations of my best May 2025 reads!
My short thoughts on a fun contemporary thriller, a historical liftfic novel based on women's emancipation, and a high-concept speculative book.
Just one book to highlight this month, but it's a very strong one. I've had a lot less luck with liking any review copies I accept, but also haven't been doing a good job picking from the backlist. Things may have taken a turn for the better the last few days, so let's hope that... Continue Reading →
My book of the month Daughters by Kirsty Capes Abrams, May 2025 Published as Girls in the U.K, Kirsty Capes' latest finally makes its way to the American market. Daughters of a renowned artist an addict have to come to terms with their pasts and resolve their relationship issues after her death. The shadow of... Continue Reading →
My short thoughts on a fun contemporary thriller, a historical liftfic novel based on women's emancipation, and a high-concept speculative book.
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