White Ivy Susie Yang White Ivy will be published on September 8th, 2020 by Simon & Schuster as a literary mystery/thriller. I received an eARC from the publisher via NetGalley, but as always, all thoughts are my own. Content Warning: racism and microaggressions regarding race and social class, mental health stigmas (anxiety, depression, taking prescribed medications), … Continue reading Book Review: White Ivy | 20 Books of Summer
The 20 Books of Summer Reading Challenge was created and is hosted by Cathy at 746 Books. You can find my full TBR here, and keep reading for my spoiler-free thoughts on Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day by Ben Loory. Content Warning: Gore, violence, suicidal ideation, suicide Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day … Continue reading Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day | 20 Books of Summer
The 20 Books of Summer Reading Challenge was created and is hosted by Cathy at 746 Books. You can find my full TBR here, and keep reading for my spoiler-free thoughts on The Real Mrs. Price by J.D. Mason. Content Warning: Domestic violence (in the first scene/chapter and others), racism, sexual assault, explicit sexual language, objectification, prescription … Continue reading The Real Mrs. Price | 20 Books of Summer
It seems a bit crazy to already be writing this post, but here we are! June 1st is just around the corner and with it comes the 20 Books of Summer Reading Challenge. This challenge was created by Cathy at 746 Books, and is a great way to read those books you might have put … Continue reading 20 Books of Summer | 2020
The 20 Books of Summer Reading Challenge is hosted by Cathy from 746 Books, and I have taken on the full challenge of reading 20 books from June 3rd to September 3rd. The following is an update on my progress one month in. It will be no surprise to anyone that I am very behind. … Continue reading 20 Books of Summer 2019 | Update #1
UPDATE #1 | UPDATE #2 | UPDATE #3 (FINAL) (the 2019 challenge has ended) Summer reading has always felt like a special event to me. It definitely has a lot to do with getting out of school and having much more time to read what I wanted to - even if I happened to enjoy the … Continue reading 20 Books of Summer | 2019