Book Review: Love & Other Disasters by Anita Kelly

If there's one thing about me, is that I absolutely adore watching Masterchef with my mum—I was actually watching that before posting this—so when I heard about this book, I knew I had to read it. About the book I received this book from Hachette Audio as an audiobook copy in exchange for an honest review. Rating: ★★★★☆…

Author Interview: Casey McQuiston

*This was originally published on We Need Diverse Books* This year I had the amazing opportunity to interview one of my favourite authors, Casey McQuiston, about their new book I Kissed Shara Wheeler over at the We Need Diverse Books blog. They were kind enough to allow me to repost that interview on my blog,…

Eurovision Songs as Books

So, I had already scheduled a post for today that wasn't this but on Saturday it was the Eurovision Song Contest, and that was a slight change of plans. For those who don't know, Eurovision is a festival held every year where European countries present a song each, with the winner being later voted by…

Book Review: Admissions by Kendra James

Today I'm reviewing Admissions by Kendra James, a memoir of being a black student in a mostly white elite boarding school. About the book I received this book from Hachette Audio as an audiobook copy in exchange for an honest review. Rating: ★★★★☆ Genre: Non-fiction, memoir Content warning: Racism Summary: Early on in Kendra James’ professional life, she began to…

Author Interview: Maya MacGregor

*This was originally published on We Need Diverse Books* I don't know if I've said this before, but I'm a volunteer for the We Need Diverse Books blog. Thanks to that I had the wonderful opportunity to interview Maya MacGregor, the author of one of my favourite books of the year, The Many Half-Lived Lives…

One Year Blog Anniversary

So yesterday marked my one year of blogging, which seems unreal. I really can't believe I've been blogging for a year. So far, this has been a fantastic experience and I've gotten to do some amazing things since starting this blog. From recieving some ARCs that I would've never gotten otherwise to talking to authors…

April Wrap-Up

April... what a month. I feel like I've been saying this for the past few months but April was really... something. My migraine, rhinitis, and what seem to be tension headaches decided to join forces and kick my ass this month, so I pretty much went through it in a daze. That and the fact…