Hello friends! It's Vera here today, with a post about novels with low average ratings. I've always felt like my biggest flaw as a reader / blogger is that I pay close attention to books' goodreads average rating. Despite knowing full well that I won't necessarily agree with the majority of readers, I tend to… Continue reading Reading and Reviewing Books With Low Average Ratings
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Ten Compelling Opening Lines from Books
Hello friends, it's Vera here today and today's post is going to be all about opening lines. 😊 I don't believe that every book has to have a good opening line - I feel like that would be kind of impossible? - but I do love it when a book has a really memorable or… Continue reading Ten Compelling Opening Lines from Books
My All Time Favorite Pieces of Media
Hello friends, it's Vera here today! About two years ago, I wrote a post dedicated to my all time favorite pieces of media. I knew that, despite their name, my all time favorites would keep changing, so my plan was to revisit the post in a couple of years and make an updated list that… Continue reading My All Time Favorite Pieces of Media
Ranking and Reviewing K.J. Charles’ Novels
Hello friends! Vera here today, and I'm so darn excited for today's post. I've tried to talk myself out of it multiple times knowing that (1) it would take a shit-load of time to write it, (2) in terms of views, it would likely not do that well. But nonetheless, I was unable to abandon… Continue reading Ranking and Reviewing K.J. Charles’ Novels
Recommending Ten of My Favorite Audiobooks
Hello friends! Today, I (Vera) am here with another addition to my audiobook recommendation series, as I haven't brought you new recommendations in quite some time. I adore audiobooks as they allow me to keep reading even when I don't feel like sitting down to physically read a book. They make it possible to do… Continue reading Recommending Ten of My Favorite Audiobooks
Our Least Favorite Reads of 2021
Hi everyone! Today we are here with our third end of year post! This time, we are discussing some low points in the year - our least favourite reads of 2021. These are all the books we picked up this year that let us down in some way - or ways, in many cases -… Continue reading Our Least Favorite Reads of 2021
Fourteen Compelling Opening Lines from Books
Hello friends! In my experience, a lot of the times it takes a few pages - or even a few chapters - for a book to truly catch my attention and make me fully engaged in its story. It's much rarer, as well as special, when a book immediately piques my interest with its very… Continue reading Fourteen Compelling Opening Lines from Books
Pagan Magic and Religion Collide in The Wolf and the Woodsman by Ava Reid
In her forest-veiled pagan village, Évike is the only woman without power, making her an outcast clearly abandoned by the gods. The villagers blame her corrupted bloodline—her father was a Yehuli man, one of the much-loathed servants of the fanatical king. When soldiers arrive from the Holy Order of Woodsmen to claim a pagan girl… Continue reading Pagan Magic and Religion Collide in The Wolf and the Woodsman by Ava Reid
Books That Became Instant Favorites
Hello friends! Today's post was inspired by the rare, incredible feeling I get when I read a book and I immediately know I'll cherish it - if not forever, at least for quite some time. 🥰 For me, these are more than five-star-reads: I can be quite lenient with those and give them out to… Continue reading Books That Became Instant Favorites
Recommending Books Based on Taylor Swift’s Fearless (Taylor’s Version)
Hello friends! At this point, it's a pretty much a tradition for us to celebrate Taylor Swift's new releases with a book recommendation post: we did it with folklore, we did it with evermore (you can click on the titles for the posts), and now here we are, recommending you 25 books based Fearless (Taylor's… Continue reading Recommending Books Based on Taylor Swift’s Fearless (Taylor’s Version)