March 2018 Reading Wrap Up (#MunchesinMarch, #MarchMysteryMadness, #EmojiAThon, #ReadathonByZoe, #GrinchAThon, #SeasonalSeries)

This month I tore through some books. So, today I’ll be going through all the book that I read this month, both Read-a-thon Reads and Non-read-a-thon Reads. I more or less enjoyed a lot of these books that I read recently, though of course there were some disappointments. Also, I’m glad I got around to reading some of

March 2018 TBR (#MunchesinMarch, #MarchMysteryMadness, #EmojiAThon, #ReadathonbyZoe, #GrinchAThon)

There are so many promising books and I cannot help but feel pumped to read them all. Today I’m basically going to talk about my March TBR. While I’ll be sharing my reads for March, keep in mind that this isn’t all set in stone.So this month, I’ve decided to pick up some long-standing books as

It’s my Birthday | Discussion #3

It`s my birthday today (March 21st). I turned 19. Even though it’s my birthday, I usually just treat this day as a normal day for me. It never really feels like my birthday. My Mum took me to Bliss Organic Garden Café for lunch. I have been wanting to visit Bliss Organic Café for a

Blog Tour: The Last Call by R.B. Hilliard

Title: The Last Call Series: MMG Series No. V Author: RB Hilliard Genre: Contemporary Romantic Suspense Published: February 28, 2017 Welcome to The Last Call.   Where Max and Ellie finally get their end game and Gage and Piper reap the benefits from not letting go.    Welcome to The Last Call.   Where Dillon

Cover Reveal: Ninja Girl by Cookie O’Gorman

Ninja Girl by Cookie O’Gorman Genre: YA Contemporary Romance Release Date: March 30th 3017 Goodreads Seventeen-year-old Snow-Soon Lee kicks ass–literally. She teaches at her family-owned martial arts gym, The Academy, and cares more about training to be the next Bruce Lee than hooking up. In fact, Snow’s never even been kissed. But when Girls Night rolls

Review: Calamity Jane: How the West Began by Bryan Ney

Calamity Jane: How the West Began by Bryan  Ney Published By: Dragon Tree Books Publication Date: August 9th, 2016 Genres: Young Adult, Historical Fiction Format: eBook Pages: 202 Rating:  Date Read: March 13th, 2017 Links: Fifteen-year-old Martha Canary’s family arrives in the goldfields of 1860’s Montana in impoverished circumstances and despised for uncertain reasons. Soon though, Martha makes a name for

The Sunday Post #13 | Weekly Update – 12/03/2017

The Sunday post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ the Caffeinated Book Reviewer. It’s a chance to share news – A post to recap the past week on your blog and showcase books and things we have received. Share news about what is coming up on our blog for the week ahead. Currently

Excerpt: Home by Eleni McKnight

Home by Eleni McKnight Genre: YA Dystopian Release Date: November 22nd 2016 Goodreads | Amazon | Barnes & Noble About the Book: Knowledge is a Dangerous Commodity HOME – the last bastion of civilization in a corrupt and fallen world. Outside dwell the reanimated dead, cannibals, and scavengers; remnants of a once great race. Inside, the commune is