I first heard about The Deal by Elle Kennedy during my Bookstagram era, which was probably half a decade ago. But as far as I knew, the book wasn’t available in my Kindle region. So I added it to my …
Read moreTwo days ago, at almost 11:30 p.m., I finished my first (and probably only) book of February: The Burnout by Sophie Kinsella. Reading a burnout-themed rom-com while I myself was in a burnout phase tu…
Read moreMy first wrap-up post of the year (and also my first after a year), and I’m not even being creative. What’s the cover photo, you might ask? A cup of latte—not the books I actually finished this month…
Read moreAfter months of being a bad, bad reader, I finally managed to finish a book today. How to Be Popular by Meg Cabot became the twelfth book I closed this year with (reading-wise), and this cute, teen-i…
Read moreJune turned out to be a non-fiction month for me—who would have thought? Instead of picking up something that had been long perched on my reading list, I went to the library and finished the two book…
Read moreAfter a month of not reading, I am finally back with another wrap-up. However small, reading is still reading. I must say it's good progress, reading-wise.
1. Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (Plea…
A Deadly Education by Naomi Novik is (most likely) the one and only book I managed to finish in March. Following the story of a sixteen-year-old half-Indian half-Welsh Galadriel “El” Higgins in a mag…
Read moreIf January felt like a long journey through the desert, February felt like a quick stroll around the mall. Before I knew it, my birth month ended with barely an announcement, not even a pop like when…
Read moreI think we all can agree that this year's January has been going by slowly. A quick Twitter search can prove how mutual the sentiment is. I cannot stress just how much it contradicts the fact tha…
Read moreI can't believe the time to make my last wrap-up of the year has come. Being the month with the most books I read this year, December gives me hope for a better reading life in the months to come…
Read moreNovember, oh, November—you fly away like a 30-minute cartoon series that used to play every morning on an old television. It is hard to reckon how thirty days have gone by noticeably unnoticed, but I…
Read moreOctober, it turns out, has so many surprises. After weeks of expectantly waiting for the rain to come, this dry month ended with an unexpected rain; while reading-wise, I managed to finish three amaz…
Read more"Have regular hours for work and play, make each day both useful and pleasant, and prove that you understand the worth of time by employing it well. Then youth will be delightful, old age will b…
Read moreI was still quite hung up on the 1999's hit movie called She's All That (young Freddie Prinze Jr. was such a babe) when I picked up Good Girl Complex by Elle Kennedy today. After a week of in…
Read moreRacing through this year feels more like flying: one moment I was stupefied by how much I hated March, and the next thing I knew, April would be over in less than ten hours. Long story short, I manag…
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