Another April book box? Why yes it is. April was a good month for them okay. By now everyone has definitely seen an unboxing post or five of Fairyloot’s Dark Magic month but I want to share mine too. Its a good excuse to work on my instagram photo game so buckle up and enjoy my unboxing and thoughts of the Dark Magic theme. E X C L U S I V E  C O V E R For this months book we got a copy of Nocturna by Maya Motayne, which is a young adult Latinx inspired fantasy. The synopsis definitely has my attention and I’d like to read more diverse fantasy for sure. (However, I am also a little concerned ..read more

E3 2019 | 17 video game highlights For those who don’t know every year all the video game companies gather at E3 to showcase the games they’ve been working on and tease what is coming out in the following years. I’ve been watching this live for the past 5 years or so regardless of the fact its in America and therefor ruins my sleeping pattern for the time its airing. Now I actually missed 2 and a half shows so far this year due to work so I’ll have another post on those games once I play catch up. I’m fairly sure this post is long enough that they won’t be missed. I only plan to talk about t ..read more

Where I Ache by Megan O’Keeffe Genre: Nonfiction | Poetry Length: 157 pages Published on 10th June 2019 by Author Purchase*: Amazon *these are affiliate links Megan O’Keeffe: Website | Twitter | Goodreads Received for free from the author in exchange for an honest review Synopsis: Where I Ache is broken up into six chapters ranging from themes such as depression, jealousy, death, and strength. These are delicate subjects to talk about and most people avoid them because of the uncomfortable vulnerability. I’ve always written and shared my poetry with the hope that readers would relate and fe ..read more

Happy pride! I hope y’all are having a nice pride month so far! Today is also the last day of my semester, so shit’s been crazy. That said, I’ve read a lot of queer books recently. Recently, as in over the past couple of months, or as in over the past year, either works. I made a post summarizing my recs for this month on tumblr, and you can view it here. In whatever posts I manage to write this month, I want to spotlight a couple of LGBTQA+ books that I love and simply aren’t getting the love they deserve. This one is a bizarre book, a contemporary-ish fantasy horror about three dysfunctional ..read more

Another cover reveal? Wow who am I? Yep that’s right I don’t bring these too you very often but as a fan of Briana’s I just had to sign up to take part with her new cover for Reflections. Reflections is a diverse, character-driven YA urban fantasy and was originally released in 2017. To celebrate its 2 year birthday it’s having a beautiful new look. Keep reading to find see the reveal! Even though I love the original cover, there are definitely elements of this that I love too – the colours and gems along the bottom are some for sure. It really has a great vibe and aesthetic to it, can’t w ..read more

The Productivity Book Tag was created by Sam @ Fictionally Sam and I was blessed (tagged) by Destiny @ Howling Libraries! I was actually tagged in this yesterday and I decided to follow the theme of the tag, be productive, and very quickly write my response for this tag. Please note: This blog post contains affiliate links to amazon, these links do not charge you any extra though I would earn a v small comission Rules Answer the prompts. Tag some friends. Link back to this post, and be sure to mention the creator (Sam @ Fictionally Sam) Have fun! PLANNING: a book that is completely though ..read more

The Bloggers in the Attic is a discussion chain created by Camilla @ Reader in the Attic. She has put together a small group of bloggers who’ll discuss a common topic covering the whole month which allows for us all to share our unique experiences. Her hopes are that it’ll create a discussion space that could explore a normal topic for different areas of the world. If you’re wanting to take part let Cam know. At the moment the Discussion Chain is taking part every two months so there is plenty of time for you to hop in! June Theme This month’s discussion topic is reading slumps and all thi ..read more

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