2022 Reading Goals
Despite reaching exactly none of my 2021 reading goals, I've decided to still set two for 2022. However, I'm keeping them fairly chill and low effort. I know I'm in for a busy year with my wedding and qualifying exams, so I want to keep reading fun. Or as fun as it can be when… Continue reading 2022 Reading Goals
Book Palate Tag – YouTube
The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher
My Rating: 4 stars After getting a divorce, Kara (called Carrot) moves home to help her uncle his small museum full of taxidermy and other oddities. But things become truly strange when a hole appears in the wall leading to a bunker that shouldn't exist. Her and her barista friend, Simon, start exploring only to… Continue reading The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher
Worst Books of 2021 – YouTube
Gold Spun by Brandie June
Welcome back to Fairy Tale Friday! It has certainly been a hot minute, and I feel terrible about it. One of my goals for 2022 is to post these more regularly. I'm going to try for at least one a month but preferably two. We'll see what happens. But anyway, today we are looking at… Continue reading Gold Spun by Brandie June
Best Books of 2021 – YouTube
Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia
My Rating: 2 stars Yet another contemporary YA I have complicated feelings on. Eliza and Her Monsters follows Eliza Mirk, who lives a double life. At school, she is shy, weird, and tries to remain invisible. On the internet, she is LadyConstellation, the creator of a hit webcomic. When one of the top fanfiction writers… Continue reading Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia
December Wrap Up – YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-437gSzy-A I've started a YouTube channel! Check out my December Wrap Up for more detailed discussions of the books I read last month. And please remember to like and subscribe!
December Wrap Up
Between Women: Friendship, Desire, and Marriage in Victorian England by Sharon Marcus - 4 stars I read this as research for my Feminist Theory paper. It was a great read that combined history and literary studies to explore the various relationships between women in the 19th-century. I learned a lot, and it was incredibly helpful for… Continue reading December Wrap Up
A Literary Princess 