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These days, I don’t really read much Young Adult anymore. It is nothing against that genre. I have just grown out of it and prefers book with a whole lot of steamy sex scenes *wink* There are, however, a handful of YA books that …
For romance readers like me out there, you know how it is, even if you don’t want to admit it. I mean, sure, we know that we love reading romance novels. Those enemies turn to lovers trope, or the girl who fall face first …
Have you ever wondered, when’s a good time to read LGBTQ+ books? Answer : all the damn time.
After half a year of hiatus from watching Korean dramas, to welcome November, your girl just got back into it again a few days ago and as usual, I am totally hooked.
We’re almost through with 2020 boys and girls. November is coming and your girl is ready to cozy up with warm socks and read all these amazing upcoming books in the month of November.
Ever since I started subscribing to Netflix a few months back, I have found myself weaning off Youtube and have been voluntarily watching more tv shows and documentaries.
Continue reading Tv Shows I’ve Been Watching On Netflix + Mini Reviews
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue begins in 1714, in France. Where in a moment of desperation, a young woman makes a Faustian bargain to live forever and is cursed to be forgotten by everyone she meets.
Lately, I haven’t been feeling my best. And while in the past I have always tried to handle and figure it out myself, this time around I decided to be honest and open with my struggles. Even if it could help just one person, …
Let’s see…where do we start. I recently found out that V.E. Schwab released a new book, being the curious cat that I am, I decided to give it a try. Now your girl is hooked and on the lookout for more books similar to The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. Continue reading 10 Books Similar to The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue By V.E. Schwab
While as a year 2020 has been just a mess and pandemic filled, Korean dramas oddly has managed to pull through and save the year. Especially this autumn when we’re going to need good entertainment more than ever. I mean seriously, it’s been putting …
A few days ago, I just finished The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa. To be honest, being that I bought this book randomly when I was in the bookstore, the expectations for it was close to zero. Yet what do you know, this …
It’s October! It feels like it was just summer a few weeks ago and now we’re already well on our way to autumn. And with sweater weather right around the corner, it’s also time to load up with books––and cats––to cozy up with in this colder seasons.
Continue reading 14 Most Anticipated Upcoming Books in October to Cozy Up With This Autumn
After weeks and weeks of contemplating whether or not I should post my short stories on the blog – which were written in the spur of the moment whenever inspiration strikes – I have decided to take the leap and do it.
So here it is.
Another short story that is void of a beginning or an end.
I hope you enjoy.
Continue reading Short Stories : One Void of A Beginning Or An End