Finding the time to read is so hard! Especially if you’re studying and working…life just gets in the way all the time! I really wish there were more hours on the day that I could use to read. As a freelance, I have one full-time job and two part-time jobs, plus keeping up with my … More 4 Tips That Will Help You Find More Time to Read
As readers, we have the right to close a book and never open it again. For those of you who don’t know what DNF means, it is for Did Not Finish. Sadly, there have been quite a few books I’ve marked as DNFs. I do not like wasting my time with a book when I … More Books I’ve marked as DNF
Book Rating: 4.5/5 stars Elizabeth Lim is such an amazing author. I read the Spin the Dawn duology and absolutely loved it. As soon as she announced she would be releasing a new novel, I added it to my wishlist. Getting my hands on it was a bit hard because I live in Guatemala and … More Book Review: Six Crimson Cranes
Reading slumps are the worst! Sadly, I tend to go on reading slumps frequently. I think it’s because I get really invested in all the books I read. So whenever I finish reading an amazing book, starting another is super hard for me. We all go through reading slumps, and we all have different ways … More How to Get Over a Reading Slump
2021 has been an interesting year for my reading goals. I placed my reading challenge at 30 books in the year and so far I’ve only read 12…which is not good at all. According to Goodreads, I’m 4 years behind schedule and I honestly have no idea how I will recuperate from that, but I … More The Books I’ve Read So Far in the Year
July is here! We’re halfway through the year and I am freaking out a little bit, to be honest. Time is passing by so fast! Which is why I decided to do this book tag! I saw it on another blog and also on Instagram, and I thought it would be a good idea to … More 2021 Mid Year Book Freak-Out Tag
The City of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty Book Rating: 4/5 stars I picked up The City of Brass at the beginning of the year. In fact, it was the first book I finished this year! I had not taken the time to write a review about it until now. The City of Brass tells the … More Book Review: The City of Brass
A Pho Love Story by Loan Le Book Rating: 4/5 stars A Pho Love Story is the first audiobook I finished this year! I listened to it through Libro.fm and it was such a good experience for me. I started a new job this year, working remotely from home and I quickly realized I needed … More Book Review: A Pho Love Story
I love making playlists. My Spotify has almost a 100 different playlists, all with various themes and moods. I am constantly listening to music. Really, there’s barely a moment of my day when I’m not listening to something. I listen while I’m working, or washing the dishes. I even have playlists that help me fall … More June Reading Playlist
The House in the Cerulean Sea by T.J. Klune Book Rating: 5/5 stars The House in the Cerulean sea is my new favorite feel-good book. It is charming and easy to read, and such a comfy book. The story is about Linus, a caseworker at Department in Charge of Magical Youths (DICOMY). He is good … More Book Review: The House in the Cerulean Sea
