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 …
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 …
Thank you to NetGalley and Solaris for providing me with this eARC in exchange for an unbiased review. When I found one of Adrian Tchaikovsky’s books on NetGalley as an advanced reader copy, I couldn’t contain my excitement. Even though I haven’t read any of his books before, but I’ve heard so many incredible things …
Continue reading Review: “Walking to Aldebaran” by Adrian Tchaikovsky
Anyone who knows me well knows how interested I am in everything to do with North Korea. Even my dissertation was about this closed off, political anomaly! I’ve read a number of non-fiction books about North Korea, their dictators, escapees, refugees, and so on. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever been more fascinated by a …
Thank you to NetGalley and Pan Macmillan for providing me with this eARC in exchange for an unbiased review. I remember reading Dark Matter and really enjoying it, and also recommending the book to quite a few friends as well. When I saw that Blake Crouch is releasing a new book I got very excited …
Thank you to NetGalley and Red Rogue Press for providing me with this eARC (Advanced Reading Copy) in exchange for an unbiased review. This is my first early release book that I’ve ever read! I was very excited when my request got approved on NetGalley. NetGalley is a website where bloggers, librarians, booksellers, and so …
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