It is a universally-agreed-upon fact that the bookish read a bunch. There are, consequently, those books that stand out and those who do not*; characters who are[…]
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Interesting But Forgettable (interestingly forgettable?) Books
I think many of us would agree that our TBRs are taller than all of us combined, and then some. Look, this is a fact that comes with the[…]
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Ten 2017 Books That Shall be Conquered in 2018 (or, at least, I’ll try)
Could we please get just one year of a break on new books? Or at least, like, a month. If only new, shiny, evilly attractive books could stop flowing[…]
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Various Reasons Why Writing Is As Hard As Juggling Flaming Watermelons #AmWriting
First off, before diving into writing proper, have YOU ever juggles said flaming watermelons? Do you know someone who might have? Because I, for reasons mysteriously unknown, would really[…]
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The Many Types of YA Characters : the good, the bad, the ugly
When reading a book, I’m am honestly, more than anything else, here for the characters. I love connecting with them. I love seeing how they’re mind works. And I[…]
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10 Autumn-y Reads This Fall : many leaves, many books, many pumpkins
When one hears the word “fall”, they immediately think “leaf”. Or “Halloween”. Or “pumpkin”. And when two hear the word “fall”, they think “leaf-leaf”. Or “Halloween-Halloween”. Or “pumpkin-pumpkin”.[…]
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Ten Books That Nearly Killed Me : ft. mean books, crying readers, and typos
I will never understand why the phrase “this book was good” is generally equivalent to “this book ruined my life”. What I don’t quite get is: is it[…]
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Ten of the Best Sibling Relationships in YA : b/c siblings are 100% more tolerable (and adorable) in YA
It is a truth universally acknowledged that siblings are like *sifts through various colorful names, and decided to be nice instead* .. weeds. You never ask for them, but[…]
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