we're all mad here
Alright, y’all, we’re shaking things up a bit. I’ve been wanting to kind of rearrange my biweekly wrap-ups so that they contain more than just books, so continue at your own risk because who the heck knows what’s about to happen. BOOKS! Don’t worry, of course most of this is still about books. I’ve changed […]
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I started my freshman year of college in September 2010. I went to the University of Maine at Farmington because, back then, it was the only public school that offered Creative Writing as a major. I wanted to give my mom a little bit of a heart attack, so I only applied to UMF. The […]
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Hello and welcome to the first review in a seven-part series: The Potter Project. For more info on what the heck I’m doing, follow that link. The TL;DR of it is I’m reviewing all seven of the HP books in a comprehensive and unbiased (mostly) attempt to encourage those who have never read them to […]
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I saw this tag over on Destiny’s blog @ Howling Libraries, and it sounded like so much fun! As far as I can tell, it comes from HardbackHoarder on YouTube, but if you find the original creator, let me know! And now, onto the tag! What book has been on your shelf the longest? Of […]
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Character Spotlights are a weekly Wednesday series where I talk about some of the characters from the novels I’m working on, or have already completed. They’ll just be little snippets of their lives so that you can get to know them a little, and hopefully one day read about them in a published book! This […]
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How is it almost the end of summer? I AM SO READY FOR HALLOWEEN Jessica @ The Awkward Book Blogger tagged me in this super cute tag, and though it’s taken me a hot minute to get to it, I’m finally here and soaking up the last of summer’s sunshine. The Rules: Link back to […]
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This is the story of a seven-year-old girl. My favorite Harry Potter book is Sorcerer’s Stone. This has long been up for debate since Prisoner of Azkaban held that slot for many, many years, but in my adult years, I’ve come back to it again and again, so I think it’s fair to finally set […]
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