Hi all! I’m excited to share my review for “Rea and the Blood of the Nectar” by Payal Doshi as part of the Lonely Pages Book Tour! This middle-grade novel featuring an Indian protagonist is perfect for young fantasy readers who love adventures and discovering new worlds!
With the release of the movie adaptation for the trilogy’s final installment, the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before series is coming to a close. Although it will continue to be present in my life, this still feels like an ending and I thought I’d write a reflection about what these stories mean to me: Lara Jean style.
Found family and biracial characters. Building a rocket and eating char siu buns. Science fairs, comic books, and the 80s.
🎶 These are a few of my favorite things. 🎶
And if they’re some of your favorite things too, then you will probably love “Clues to the Universe” by Christina Li as much as I did!
Recently, I’ve been trawling through the archives of different blogs—book blogs, author blogs, lifestyle blogs. Last night, I even dared to poke around at something I’ve locked away on the internet…my old personal WordPress blog.
2020…what a year. It has truly been a difficult time for everyone, as we’ve all been dealing with the tragedies, losses, and hardships that this year has thrown at us. I won’t attempt to romanticize the struggles of the past 12 months; to do so, in my opinion, would be completely inconsiderate of the very real pain that people have endured, and of everyone and everything people have lost this year.
Hi all! I’m excited to share my review for “Rea and the Blood of the Nectar” by Payal Doshi as part of the Lonely Pages Book Tour! This middle-grade novel featuring an Indian protagonist is perfect for young fantasy readers who love adventures and discovering new worlds!
With the release of the movie adaptation for the trilogy’s final installment, the To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before series is coming to a close. Although it will continue to be present in my life, this still feels like an ending and I thought I’d write a reflection about what these stories mean to me: Lara Jean style.
Found family and biracial characters. Building a rocket and eating char siu buns. Science fairs, comic books, and the 80s. 🎶 These are a few of my favorite things. 🎶 And if they’re some of your favorite things too, then you will probably love “Clues to the Universe” by Christina Li as much as I did!
Recently, I’ve been trawling through the archives of different blogs—book blogs, author blogs, lifestyle blogs. Last night, I even dared to poke around at something I’ve locked away on the internet…my old personal WordPress blog.
2020…what a year. It has truly been a difficult time for everyone, as we’ve all been dealing with the tragedies, losses, and hardships that this year has thrown at us. I won’t attempt to romanticize the struggles of the past 12 months; to do so, in my opinion, would be completely inconsiderate of the very real pain that people have endured, and of everyone and everything people have lost this year.
It’s hard for me to believe, but it’s been a whole five years since I made my first post on Bookstagram!
