we're all mad here
SHE’S BACK! Olá, friends, I missed you so much! I’m so excited to be back and badder than ever because guess who not only has all of September’s posts scheduled, but also written? YA GIRL IS ON FIRE! Honestly, though? I also have a good portion of October’s posts written, and I’m just so happy…
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I saw this over at Lisa @ Way Too Fantasy, and the questions looked so fun that there was no way I wasn’t doing it. Unnecessarily pitting books against each other? What the heck else would I do with my Thursday? Also, I think this video is where the tag originates, but can’t confirm for…
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This week’s That Artsy Reader Girl topic is so much fun! There’s a lot of open interpretation around the topic, too, so I’m going to do books that I’ve read & enjoyed that were written before I was born because why not talk about some old favorites! They’re going to span the gamut, too, from…
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I saw this tag over on Kim @ Traveling Books, and I was hooked right from the idea of a whole tag about dark academia, but then the questions were fantastic and got me gushing, so here we are. This was originally created by Youtubers *emmie* & CarolynMarieReads! What is your favorite “academia” or “dark” book +…
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Welcome to the bookshelf tour! Previously: Nonfiction | Buddhism & Yoga | Poetry & Adult Fiction | Adult Fiction & Graphic Novels | Horror & Classics | Tolkien | Contemporary Romance | Middle Grade | Middle Grade & Classics | Harry Potter & Shadowhunters | Urban Fantasy, Part I, II, III. ICYMI, since I’m not on Booktube, and never will be, I wanted to travel through my shelves…
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Welcome to A Summer in Shakespeare! Over the 13 weeks of summer, from the beginning of June to the end of August, I will be reading all 39 plays by Shakespeare and reviewing 3 each week. Let’s get started with the comedies! The Tempest No, seriously, why is The Tempest considered a comedy? People literally…
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This is going to be mad. What is it? Alright friends, buckle up. It’s time for a wild adventure–13 weeks, 3 plays a week, an entire summer of Shakespeare. Oh yes, that math means I’m reading all 39 of Shakespeare’s plays, and it gets even better from there. Each month will be split into a…
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