Books I've Read in January 2020 I think I started January quite strong, but then life took over and I had to dedicate more time to studying for my new software development course and training for pole. But I really enjoyed what I read this month, with one exception. This month has been good to …
I received this book as an eARC from NetGalley, but was putting off reading it. No single reason, just got busy, was finishing other books, and totally forgot I had it on my Kindle. But it started gaining some interest, I saw it around bookshops, and decided to give it a go right after New …
I’ve been quiet for quite a while. Autumn proved to be an incredibly hectic month and I just couldn’t find the time to read or write much, which was quite upsetting. But now I’m back and I’m more than ready to tackle my challenges for 2020 and read for myself without added pressure. So there …
Continue reading Review: “The Book of Echoes” by Rosanna Amaka
I’ve been seeing this book meme on quite a few blogs and decided that it would be a great way to not only create some new content for my own blog, but also tidy up my to-read list on Goodreads! Currently, I have 630 books on my TBR and I probably don't even know what half …
Happy New Year everyone! I'm finally back and ready to read more, write more, talk more, and enjoy myself more. I stopped blogging in October as I just felt like I put too much pressure on myself to keep up with a strict blogging schedule, making sure I write something about every book I read, …
Books I've Read in September 2019 September has been a busy month traveling and works wise, so I struggled to find as much time as I'd like to read. I also started focusing on my art a bit more because I really want to get better at it, so I'll have to find a healthy …
I spent a year living in Tokyo and studying, which was one of the most interesting and difficult years so far. Therefore, I have a soft spot for everything Japanese, especially quirky books by Japanese authors (looking at you Mr. Murakami). I came across this one on NetGalley and requested for early access because the …
Continue reading Review: “Before the Coffee Gets Cold” by Toshikazu Kawaguchi
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