Hello everyone! Well June is officially over, and so much happened this month. After the death of George Floyd on May 25, the United States was thrown into chaos as people started protesting the police brutality. During this time I marched in a few peaceful protests and took other supportive measures, but I found a … Continue reading June Wrap-Up and July Goals 2020
Hello everyone, today I’m bringing you all a review for an amazing book about coming of age and becoming your own person. Title: The Poet X Author: Elizabeth Acevedo Type: Stand-alone, YA Contemporary Content Warnings: sexism, abuse, slut-shaming harassment, homophobia Rating: 4.5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 Quote: When your body takes up more room than your voice you are … Continue reading The Poet X Book Review- A Story of Self-Discovery
Hello everyone! Today I’m partnering with YA Bound Book Tours to bring you the Cover Reveal for the highly anticipated book Our Friendship Matters. So, without further ado, here is the beautiful cover for this amazing coming of age book that discusses social justice and fighting for equality in the world. Title: Our Friendship MattersAuthor: … Continue reading Our Friendship Matters- Cover Reveal
Title: Get a Life, Chloe Brown Author: Talia Hibbert Genre: Adult Romance Content Warnings: mild cursing, sex scenes, references of emotional abuse Rating: 4.5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 Quote: “She was starting to wonder if she’d been brave enough from the beginning. If she just needed to love herself enough to believe it.” Unspoilery Blurb After a near … Continue reading Get a Life, Chloe Brown Book Review- Checklisting to Success
Hello everyone! Happy 10 year birthday to TTT! 🎉🎈Today’s Top Ten Tuesday prompt is a choice between redoing an old prompt or completing a prompt that you missed. I’ve decided to put my own spin on the prompt Spring 2020 To-Read List and focus on my TBR for the rest of Pride Month! Top Ten … Continue reading LGBTQ+ TBR for the Rest of Pride Month- Top Ten Tuesday
Hello everyone! Today I am sharing an amazing book with you all about the inequality that exists in our world in hopes of spreading awareness about others’ points of view. Although this book is an own voice novel, I am not an own voice reviewer, so if anyone has any comments about this book, I … Continue reading Dear Martin Book Review- On Injustice and Profiling
Hello everyone! I had the honor of being nominated for the Mystery Blogger Award a few weeks back by Claire and Christy over at I’m All Booked Up. Thank you so much for the nomination, and you all should go check out their site for amazing bookish content! What is the Mystery Blogger Award? “Mystery … Continue reading Mystery Blogger Award- June 2020
This book was an ARC given to me from the publisher and author through NetGalley in return for an honest review. Thank you for this opportunity, and know that all thoughts are my own and do not reflect the author or publisher in any way. Title: Jo & Laurie Author: Margaret Stohl and Melissa de … Continue reading Jo and Laurie Book Review- A Story of What If’s
Hello everyone! Today I want to share my thoughts about a powerful book that discusses police brutality and the struggles of losing someone you love. Title: Tyler Johnson was Here Author: Jay Coles Genre: YA Contemporary (stand-alone) Content Warnings: racism, police brutality, character death, gang violence, mild sexual interactions (consented) Rating: 4.5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 Unspoilery Blurb (Taken … Continue reading Tyler Johnson Was Here Book Review- On Racism and Police Brutality
Hello everyone! Today I’m sharing a beautiful book about grieving and finding family in the midst of the pain. Title: Clap When You Land Author: Elizabeth Acevedo Genre: YA Contemporary Content Warnings: character death, attempted rape Rating: 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Unspoilery Blurb- taken from Goodreads Camino Rios lives for the summers when her father visits her in … Continue reading Clap When You Land Book Review- Loss and Hope
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