The Medieval Queens Book Tag 👑

hello everyone!! i bet you weren’t expecting me to post again so soon 😆 i’ve decided that i’m going to try to post every two weeks. emphasis on the “try,” but hopefully this is a feasible plan??

today i’m back with one of the many, many tags that i have pending—the medieval queens book tag! i have a deep love for obscure european history and obviously women’s history, so thank you so much to the lovely naemi @ a book owl’s corner and m.t. @ the last book on the left for tagging me for this! and shoutout to jess @ jessticulates for coming up with this amazing idea.

The Month(s) in Books: October & November 2020

Hello hello hello everyone!! Happy December! Contrary to all appearances, I have not, in fact, fallen off the face of the earth! Life has been a whirlwind these past two months, but I think everything’s settling into place. Emphasis on I think.

But I’ve been productive in the meantime! I’ve officially jumped on the Toujours bandwagon, and even *gasp* adopted a color scheme! Who knew, maybe graphic design is still an open option for me. 

That was sarcasm, by the way.

Review: Skyhunter by Marie Lu

Did someone say Marie Lu? Because I heard Marie Lu, and I. came. running.

I confess that I haven’t read anything from this author other than her debut, the Legend trilogy, but as soon as I saw that her newest release had been added to Libby, I knew I had to snatch it up. And can I just a take moment to compliment myself on how soon after release I was able to read this book *pats myself on the back* 🤗😌

Anyway. I may or may not have forgotten how to write a review over the past couple of weeks, but let’s see how well I can describe all the reasons I loved this book.