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Welcome back! As always Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme where bloggers post lists based on a prompt. I am having such a fun time with these and I don't think I will stop doing them. Our host is  Jana@thatartsyreadergirl . Today's topic is inspirational or thought-provoking book quotes. I don't really use book quotes all that much, and I know that I should more. Today, I have changed the topic to Books I would take on a Desert Island. This was a post I found on  brokeandbookish . I am only posting physical books that I have as I am sure that the island will not have wifi for Kindle. 1- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell I know I can hear your sighs from here. There is no way that I could go a desert island without my favorite YA book. 2- Percy Jackson and the Olympians - The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan I was not an active book blogger back in 2017. I binge read this series as an adult and I loved it so much! I would need this book here as I love this Middle Grade se

Hello! Welcome back to Bookending Spring. For those that don't know Bookending Spring  is hosted  by Sam  @fictionallysam  and Clo  @bookdragons . Every season they host this event where prompts  are given  and they offer you a look into the blogger behind the blog. Today, I will  be doing  the  Productivity Booktag by Sam! 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 thought out . I will echo Sam here and say A Court of Thorns and Roses series by Sarah J. Maas; I have only read this series once, but as I was reading I saw how developed  this series was. The world is lush and the characters are grand.  Focus | A book that kept your undivided attention A book that kept my attention was The Cruel Prince by Holly Black. I read this book in two weeks in early 2019. The world was so capturing  and I loved all the characters and the story

Hello! Welcome back to Bookending Spring. For those that don't know Bookending Spring is hosted by Sam  @fictionallysam  and Clo  @bookdragons . Every season they host this event where prompts are given and they offer you a look into the blogger behind the blog. Today, I will be doing the  Spring Cleaning Booktag by host Amanda . Tag rules: Link back to the original post Tag as many friends as you want Have fun! Spring Cleaning Book Tag 1. Getting started: A book series you’ve been wanting to read The Grisha trilogy and every book after by Leigh Bardugo, I know I'm aware how behind I am on this series. The first three books are sitting on my Kindle and I will get to them soon. I have heard the hype time and time again and seen the mixed reviews for this series. I want to read them all in 2019.  2. Cleaning/organizing the closet: The best way to organize books What is organizing your books? I'm kidding but I really don't organize my  books. I hav

Welcome back! Today I am taking part in the weekly memes  The Sunday Post hosted by caffeinatedbookreviewer and Stacking The Shelves hosted by .tyngasreviews . I have had a great time coming up with the updates for these posts in the last few weeks and so I will keep doing them. Life This week was crazy for me because I had a a work blog due. While I enjoyed doing the post, it was more research than I had allotted for, so I just needed to spend more time on the blog than normal. Other than that it was an easy week. I got some read in and I got a new chapter up for my fanfic. Yesterday, we spent a lot of time in the backyard and shoveling stone for the yard. Read I just finished China Rich Girlfriend earlier today! All For One Alex &Eliza #3 is still so much fun and I think it is my favorite book of the trilogy still. Currently, I am on page 184/391 I read some The Princess and the Fangirl and I am 50% done. Rather than pushing it for the next few days, I decided to ju

Hello everyone! I wanted to take some time to do another Book Review. I am trying to do 15 book reviews this year, and this is number four. The Graphic Novel I will review today is Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy : A Graphic Novel: A Modern Retelling of Little Women by Rey Terciero, Bre Indigo (illustrations) Read from- 02/5/2018-02/12/2019 Originally Published- 02/5/2019 by Little Brown Books for Young Readers. Edition I read- Kindle Ebook Goodreads Synopsis “2018 marks the 150th anniversary of the classic Little Women by Louisa May Alcott. Join Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy as they are re-envisioned as a blended family living in modern day NYC in this beautiful, full-color graphic novel that's perfect for fans of Raina Telemeier's Smile, Svetlana Chmakova's Awkward, and Victoria Jamieson's Roller Girl. Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy are having a really tough year: Not only is their father overseas with the military and their working overtime to make ends meet, but each girl is s

Can't-Wait Wednesday  is a weekly meme hosted by Tressa, at  Wishful Endings , to spotlight and discuss the books we're excited about that we have yet to read. Generally they're books that have yet to be released. It's based on Waiting on Wednesday, hosted by the fabulous Jill at  Breaking the Spine .  This week's anticipated release is With The Fire On High by Elizabeth Acevedo. Information from Goodreads Expected Publication Date- May 7th, 2019 by Harperteen.  Summary  "With her daughter to care for and her abuela to help support, high school senior Emoni Santiago has to make the tough decisions, and do what must be done. The one place she can let her responsibilities go is in the kitchen, where she adds a little something magical to everything she cooks, turning her food into straight-up goodness. Still, she knows she doesn’t have enough time for her school’s new culinary arts class, doesn’t have the money for the class’s trip to Spain — and shoul

Hello! I had fun with Top Five Tuesday last week so I did a post this week as well.  Shanah @bionicbookwormblog  is our host for this weekly discussion. I am not a mystery person so I will do a post I missed which was Top 5 Books set in your own country. The United States! 1- Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell I know that you're all probably tired of me talking about this book. This book is a gem and one of my favorite if not my favorite book that is YA. Cath is such a great main character and we see so much growth from her. Wren kind of annoys me to no end, but that doesn't stop me from loving this book. 2- Tash Hearts Tolstoy by Kathryn Ormsbee This was my favorite read of 2017! Tash is our main character, and she  has a lot of depth to her I would say. The premise of the book is that Tash and her friends have a web series based on Anna Karina by Leo Tolstoy. I was big into web series at the time, and I was so happy that someone had used it as a premise for a book. The novel

Welcome back! I know I'm late with this post but I wanted to out something up because I enjoyed the topic. As always, our host for this weekly meme is Jana at  thatartsyreadergirl . Formally they hosted the meme on  brokeandbookish . The topic of first  ten Books you reviewed even if was only a few sentences was suggested by   Rissi@Findingwonderland The books  and reviews this week come from Goodreads. 1- Little Women by Louisa May Alcott Date reviewed-January 28th, 2016 Rating- 5 stars This was a book that I read for an English Lit class in college, I needed a book for a term paper and wanted to read a book by a female author. I loved this book, and I would call it one of the best books I have ever read 2- Allegiant by Veronica Roth Date reviewed- February 8th, 2016   Rating- 3 stars I was so iffy on this book, like the narrative changing because of who was narrating the book every chapter drove me nuts. I had to keep remembering to check becau

Hey everyone! Steph here, and Today I wanted to share a new fanfic with you. I know I don't share my own writing here a lot, but I was really proud of this piece. See the end of the chapter for notes. The banner was made on Canva. Title: Summer of Love Fandom:Anastasia Word Count- 2,138 Chapter one Summer camp was a part of the American experience as a child. Once you got too old to be a camper, the next step in your direction would be to be a counselor. This summer, Anya and her sisters would be camp counselors, all working with different age groups. Olga had a group of ten-year-olds, Tatiana had eight-year-olds, Maria had twelve-year-olds, and Anastasia had another group of ten-year-olds. To be honest, she was both excited and nervous, because ten was a tough age. Anya was trying to remember herself at ten, she was never a rebel, but she was one that spoke her mind and that was something that got her in trouble a lot. Why? Well, to her, it seemed like people d