I know this is a book-ish blog but I also love watching movies/tv shows. Recently, I've been Rewatching old favourites and I know this can be a gamble. What once felt like TV gold could now feel dated or downright embarrassing. But every now and then, you hit on those rare gems that still pack a punch, delivering on nostalgia and quality without making you cringe. Here are 5 nostalgic tv shows I’ve revisited recently that still bring the ... Read the Post...
5 Nostalgic TV Shows That Hold Up (and Aren’t Totally Cringe)
6 Books I read in September
Hey friends! Happy new month! It feels strange to say, but I’m actually looking forward to the colder months. When I first moved to Canada, I used to dread the "ember" months and winter, but now I’m ready to embrace cozy season. It only took two years, haha! In this post, I’ll be sharing the six books I read in September. In no particular order The Rachel Incident by Caroline O'Donoghue My Rating - 4.5 STARS I was pleasantly surprised ... Read the Post...
Real Americans by Rachel Khong | Book Review
Real American was the September bookclub pick and I thankfully was able to listen to the audiobook while I read the paperback. In this post, I'll share my thoughts on it. I wonder if I'll feel differently after the discussion. Synopsis "How far would you go to shape your own destiny? An exhilarating novel of American identity that spans three generations in one family, and What makes us who we are? And how inevitable are our futures?Real ... Read the Post...
Bitter and Sweet by Rhonda McKnight | Book review
Hey friends! I recently read Bitter and Sweet and couldn’t wait to share my thoughts. Lately, I’ve been stumbling upon books that I might not have noticed otherwise—ones that don’t necessarily have the biggest buzz. And more often than not, I end up enjoying them. I actually got one of Rhonda McKnight’s audiobooks, The Thing About Home, through the Libro influencer program but I ended up diving into her latest release first. This is my first book ... Read the Post...