Paiges of Books

  I know that I added a TBR for this, but I added new books because I started some books early.  Click here to check out the twitter.   Physical Books Goo goo eyes: Read a book with a beautiful cover or read a book with eyes on the cover-  Foolish Hearts Gifts: Read a book that was given to you as a gift or that you would give someone as a gift-  The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue  Long Distance: Read A book that takes place in (or draws from the culture) of a different country than your own-  A Gentleman in Moscow  Ebooks My Sunshine- Read a book that looks/seems light-hearted-  This Will Be Funny Someday (It's about comedy)  Opposites Attract- Read a book in a genre or format that's different for you-  Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me (I don't read a ton of Graphic Novels). This book is also for F/F February!  Click here to find out more Long Term Relationship- Read a book that has been on your tbr for a long time-  T...

  Hi! This month I did the Among Us Readathon. I got three hundred points for the brown crewmate. This was fun and I look forward to doing the next one when it comes out. I read all three, so I have 600 points because we got bonus points.  Character card by Val Swipe Card- Read A Standalone-  You Have A Match by Emma Lord Stabilize Steering: Read a Book that's been on your TBR for a long time- Throne of Glass by Sarah J. Maas Calibrate Distributor: Read from a genre you don't read much from-  King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo January Wrap Up books I read & stats I started using the app Read More to track my reading because it breaks the books into smaller chunks. I will share books I read, along with stats the app tracks. I'm very happy with how this month went.  Ebooks leftover from last year Pippa Clark Raises Her Game (5 stars *****) Review My Lady Jane (5 stars *****) American Royals (4 stars ****) Manga Classics Jane Eyre (4 stars ****) Review E-Arcs ...

Hi! I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Title: Pippa Park Raises Her Game Author: Erin Yun Genre: Middle Grade Rep: Korean MC Rating: 5 stars (*****) I grabbed this book as a read on Edelweiss + because I wanted to read E-Arcs. It drew me to the title of this book, and that it seemed like it would be a fun read. I have not read many books about athletes, especially sports playing such a big part in the story. Overall, I enjoyed reading this book and learning about Pippa.   The plot of this story was something that took me by surprise. I’m not really a sports person, so I read this on a whim. What I found early on was that this was not just a story about a basketball player, this was a story about growth, change, finding yourself, and finding who your loyal friends are. The other themes of this book were family, earning money, and grief. I loved these themes because I feel like not only middle-grade readers, but anyone can relate t...

  Hi! Can't-Wait Wednesday is hosted by  Tressa @ wishfulendings . This meme is an offshoot of Waiting on Wednesday, which was hosted by Jill @ breakingthespine . The purpose of this meme is to talk about a book, usually unpublished, that we can't wait to read. This week, I'm highlighting Fat Chance Charlie Vega, a book coming out soon that I can't wait to read! All information comes from Goodreads.    Title: Fat Chance Charlie Vega   Author:  Crystal Maldonado   Genre: YA, Contemporary   Expected Publication: February 2 nd , 2021   Add to Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53399306-fat-chance-charlie-vega   Summary: Charlie Vega is a lot of things. Smart. Funny. Artistic. Ambitious. Fat.   People sometimes have a problem with that last one. Especially her mom. Charlie wants a good relationship with her body, but it's hard, and her mom leaving a billion weight loss shakes on her dresser does...

Hello! Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by Jana @ thatartsyreadergirl . This meme is about bringing the book blogging community together and fostering our love of lists. Each week, Jana will post a topic, and we bloggers will create a list based on that prompt. This week our topic is New to Me Authors of 2020. Luckily, Goodreads has our reading challenges, and I went back and made my list based on that. 1- Emma Lord Tweet Cute was one of my top ten reads of 2020. It was so cute and so much fun. I loved Emma’s writing; and how she brought the characters to life on the page. 2- Casey McQuiston I was late on the Casey McQuiston train. I read Red, White, and Royal Blue last year, and it was delightful. Her writing style is so much fun, and the characters she creates are so sweet. 3- Jenny Lee   Anna K was a serious and fun read. I thought Jenny Lee had the perfect balance of serious topics and light-hearted moments. 4- Marissa Meyer If you’ve been following my blog for a whi...

  Hello!  Valitines is a Read-A-Thon happening all next month. This is my first year taking part because it looked like fun. Who doesn't love a read a thon created to show our love of books and the bookish community? The read a thon as a Twitter  here , and you can see Cait's announcement  here.  There's a bingo board for prompts, but I'm just going for books that I wanted to read, anyway. Read below for the prompts I picked and the books I'll read! Physical Books  Goo goo eyes: Read a book with a beautiful cover or read a book with eyes on the cover- Foolish Hearts Gifts: Read a book that was given to you as a gift or that you would give someone as a gift- Everyone has a Podcast Except You Long Distance: Read A book that takes place in (or draws from the culture) of a different country than your own- A Gentleman in Moscow  Ebooks My Sunshine- Read a book that looks/seems light-hearted- This Will Be Funny Someday (It's about comedy)  Opposites Att...

  Hi! It's been a few weeks, and I've actually got some stuff to share today. This post is what I call my other media post. I have a lot of things I watch, listen to, and play.  TV and Movies  I don't remember if I talked about this in my last post, but I started Julie & The Phantoms on Netflix. I'm very much enjoying it, and I can't see where the story goes. My parents and I watched a lot of The Mandalorian last weekend. Between Saturday and Sunday, we watched all but the last five episodes in season 2. I love it so much, and I hope it continues past the second season. The show is enough Star Wars lore to please Star Wars fans, but also you don't need to know Star Wars lore to enjoy the show.  I watched Wreck-It Ralph 2: Ralph Breaks the Internet last weekend with my parents as well. We loved it so much, and I thought it was so cute. I thought the internet part of the movie was so well done. One of my favorite scenes in the movie was the Princess sleepover....