Besides actual book tags, this category also includes memes and weekly posts, such as Book Traveling Thursdays.
I saw this tag floating around over a year ago, and I’ve wanted to do it since I read the first book in the Shades of Magic series. For those who don’t know, this book series was written by V.E. Schwab, and it’s about four worlds that intersect at London. Each world has it’s own… Continue reading Four London Book Tag
It’s been a while since I’ve participated in a book tag, but this one looked like a lot of fun, taking quizzes and whatnot. I originally saw this on Books in the Skye and it was created by The Laughing Listener. I’m not going to tag anyone, but you can consider yourself tagged if you… Continue reading The Identity Crisis Book Tag
Yesterday was the end of June, so it’s time to wrap up June. Instead of reviewing my reading and blogging month, I want to focus on featuring some awesome posts around the book blogosphere. To start this off, there were a few good posts about blogging. Pamela from Reverie Society teaches you how to develop… Continue reading Interesting Finds in the Blogosphere of June 2019
Because it’s the last week of May and because I’m on a once-a-week posting schedule at the moment, it’s time to wrap up the month. It’s been a good reading month and an overall good Bookstagram month. So, let’s review. In the way of reading, I finished two novels, a poetry collection, and three graphic… Continue reading Wrapping Up May 2019
It’s the end of the month, and that means I need to write another wrap-up post. The month went by fast. I’ve been reading, guest blogging, and watching the last season of Game of Thrones. I’ve been reading books and getting more into webcomics. The major novel I read this month was Five Feet Apart… Continue reading Wrapping Up April 2019 + Reacting to ‘Game of Thrones’ S8 E3
The end of March was two days ago, and I fell behind on my posting schedule. Before we get too much further into March, I need to share what’s gone on and a few posts that I found around the web. Stick around to the end for an announcement! Reviewing the Month First, I wrote… Continue reading Wrapping Up February 2019 + A Hiatus
Neko Neha from BiblioNyan tagged me in the Fellowship of the Ring Book Tag, which was created by Nandini from Unputdownable books. Points to Note: Please pingback to Nandini’s original post. Feel free to use the banner from her post. Be as creative as you like while interpreting the prompts. Tag at least 3 people you… Continue reading Fellowship of the Ring Book Tag
Today is the last day of January, and this is my first monthly wrap up for 2019. My January reading has been overall nostalgic. I’ve been reading a lot of fanfiction, and the three books I read in full this month were in some way nostalgic for me. I first read Heretics Anonymous, by Katie… Continue reading Wrapping Up January 2019
For the first I Heart Characters prompt of 2019, I am going to write about a beloved sibling character. There are some truly great siblings in YA books, but one is a particularly great big brother. The fictional sibling I think deserves an award is Johnny Olivera from Girl Mans Up by M-E Girard. Girl… Continue reading The Beloved Brother Award Goes to Johnny Olivera
We’re seven days into 2019, and I need to share the results on the reading challenges I started in 2018. It’s time to wrap these challenges up. As a spoiler, I did pretty well at completing my challenges, but I dropped the ball on a couple of them. Book Blog Discussion Challenge This was, maybe,… Continue reading Concluding the 2018 Reading Challenges
Cat on the Bookshelf 