My Young Adult pick this month is Chain of Gold by Cassandra Clare. I am so thrilled that this...
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March 2020 Monthly Wrap-Up
Hello all! I hope you are doing alright whenever you are and whatever your situation may be. I am sharing my monthly wrap-up today, which will luckily be less extensive than usual since I only went to the bookstore once (I am just as shocked as you! Unless you aren't shocked, in which case, perhaps you don't know me very well). I also didn't read as...
Book Review: “The Conference of the Birds”
I was pretty excited to read this book, since I've been a fan of the series for several years. When the fourth book came out, I was actually rather surprised because it had seemed like the series was over. I ended up really enjoying the fourth book (almost more than the original series actually) and so this fifth book was one I waited somewhat impatiently for. In the meantime, I reread the first three books, since I was starting to forget what had happened. I loved them even more than the first time I read them! Now I've read this next peculiar novel and I have some mixed feelings...
March 2020 TBR
So last month I didn't totally stick to my TBR (To Be Read) list, but this month I think I will-I am nothing if not very determined!...
February 2020 Monthly Wrap-Up
Welcome back to my next monthly wrap-up! It's a few days late again since I took this past week of blogging off (it was very good for my mental health-Take care of yourselves!). This should be an interesting one, since I didn't totally adhere to my TBR (To Be Read) list for the month, but I ended up reading more than I thought I would. I also, as usual, have lots of things to share in the book haul, which I will group into sections again for easier readability!...
Book Review: “Stop Missing Your Life”
NOTE: I received this book for free from BookishFirst and this didn't affect the honesty of my review. I won a copy of this book from BookishFirst, which is an amazing forum where you can win free books (mainly Advanced Copies) to review! I wasn't expecting to win it necessarily, but I think it was meant to be because I ended up absolutely loving this read despite my normal aversion to nonfiction! Lately I've been trying out more self-help books to read before bedtime and I've actually been really enjoying it. If you have any suggestions, let me know! Now, onto the review!...
EarTHursday #6: “Consumerism Vs. Thrifting”
One of the biggest struggles with living a more ecofriendly lifestyle is not the physical shifts that we can make like getting rid of plastic in our kitchens or using more reusable containers. The hardest thing is to truly change our mindset--this is a big change because we are essentially shifting our view of the world and learning how to live this new lifestyle. One of the bigger mindset shifts that I've started to go through for the past few months is...
