Most of my reviews this year have been non-fiction as I've been focusing a lot of increasing my understanding and knowledge base. However, half way through the year, I hit a wall. I couldn't do anymore non-fiction, but I wanted to keep trying. Basically, that resulted in me not reading for two months. Last weekend, …
Continue reading REVIEW: The Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller
I'm in the midst of reading an extremely powerful book about residential schools in Canada. However, the subject matter is very difficult, so it is a challenging read. Yet, it has been a long time since I posted on this blog. So when I saw this incredible documentary recently, I knew I had my next …
Continue reading REVIEW: This Changes Everything (2019 Documentary)
A very personal account of 2020, which brought me loss, heartbreak and triumph. An exercise on being grateful for what I have.
One Thousand One Hundred and Fifty-Three Pages. Three Weeks. My first big undertaking of the summer was Stephen King's It. It has been on my To-Be-Read list since the 2017 movie came out. I had heard plenty of horror stories about the novel and the creepiness that is Pennywise the Clown. However, none of that …
I'm not much for Twitter, and though I do have an account, it is mostly retweets or these blog posts. However, one of my favourite people to follow on Twitter is C.G. Drews (@PaperFury). She is the author of A Thousand Perfect Notes and The Boy Who Steals Houses. I have not read either title, …
Continue reading Top Ten Tweets from C.G. Drews (@PaperFury)
I'm back, folks! Thank you for all your patience with me. School has been keeping me busy and unable to do much reading of my own choice. Today, I wanted to share another recommendation as a blogger. This time, I will be recommending some lesbian content. I won't bore you with my own musings, but …
When in doubt (and swamped with school work), I go back to the basics and jump into the stories that I will forever love! For something fun, I did a bit of research and found some enjoyable Harry Potter theories created by fans. Some have more evidence in canon than others, but they are all …
First of all, I haven't been overly involved in politics and I'm definitely not American (Canadian and proud), but this situation is hard to ignore. So I wanted to put down some of my thoughts in writing. And hey, guess what, I happen to have a blog. So I guess you are coming along for …
Continue reading An Open Letter to the 65 Women who say Kavanaugh ‘has always been a good person’
Hey everyone! This week, I'm sharing the Top Ten Books on my To Be Read List. I'm probably like most bookworms, in that my TBR list is incredibly long with no end in sight. I swear that every time I finish a book on the list, another five pop up out of the shadows, like …
Hey lovely readers! Thank you for your delightful patience. I working on navigating what this blog looks like while I am also attended two university classes in the evenings, plus my full-time job. I am hoping to continue with a steady stream of content, but it will likely be more spaced out than normal. This …
All is Fair in Love and Writing 