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Hey there! Happy new month! I’m so glad January is over, and I’m looking forward to February. Of course, March is my favorite month for obvious reasons, but we have to get through February first. Haha! In January, I read six books and enjoyed most of them. They were quite different from one another in the best way possible, each offering something unique. Here’s a quick rundown of what I read: Razorblade tears by S.A. Cosby ... Read the Post...
Hello Readers! Long time, no review! How’s the year treating you so far? I hope it’s off to a great start for you. For me, it’s been…pretty good. I start a new job next week, which is exciting, but I can’t lie—I’m a little sad about having less time to read. Sadly, working is the only way I can keep a roof over my head and afford my book-buying habits! So, I got an advanced audio copy of The Favorites by Layne Fargo on Libro but didn’t start it ... Read the Post...
Happy new year! I say this every year, but I truly can’t believe it’s 2025 already. This time of year always finds me oscillating between gratitude and anxiety. I’ve come to accept that it’s okay to feel mixed emotions. I hope your year went well, but regardless, here’s something I always remind myself after a tough day, week, month, or even year: one bad moment or stretch of time doesn’t define a bad life. There’s still so much to look forward ... Read the Post...
I've been seeing Ghostroots by Pemi Aguda on Instagram for months, so when it finally became available at my public library, I was excited to finally get a chance to read it. I don't read enough short story collections, and I'm hoping to change that. My thoughts Set in Lagos, Ghostroots is a collection of twelve short stories that mostly follow women, especially mothers and daughters. Each story has a supernatural element woven into it, ... Read the Post...
