I discovered this tag on BookTube and, because I find myself avoiding many of the most popular books, thought it would be the perfect blog post for me to write! So without further ado, here are 5+ popular books I’ll (probably) never read. A Really Hyped Book I’m Not Interested in Reading Anything by SarahContinueContinue reading “Popular Books I’ll (Probably) Never Read”
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Review: The Stolen Kingdom by Bethany Atazadeh
Title: The Stolen KingdomSeries: The Stolen Kingdom, #1Author: Bethany AtazadehMy Rating: 5/5 starsPurchase: Amazon / Barnes & Noble (also available on Apple, Kobo, and more)Synopsis (taken from Amazon): How can she protect her kingdom, if she can’t protect herself?Princess Arie never expected to manifest a Jinni’s Gift. When she begins to hear the thoughts ofContinueContinue reading “Review: The Stolen Kingdom by Bethany Atazadeh”
Five indie book covers I can’t stop staring at
As someone who has a side hustle in book design, I am obsessed with gorgeous book covers. I have absolutely picked up books solely based on their cover design. I knew I wanted to do a blog post on covers I love, but I also wanted to narrow down the focus of the post aContinueContinue reading “Five indie book covers I can’t stop staring at”
A Day in the Life of a Bookstore Employee
So what’s it like to work in a bookstore? Do I spend my days reading, pausing only to answer questions for evil customers with the audacity to also like books? Do I wander, ghostlike, through the aisles, seeking my next favourite book? Do I spend all my time organising and reorganising the shelves into aContinueContinue reading “A Day in the Life of a Bookstore Employee”
The Song of Roland
I love the Song of Roland. Despite the fact its goriness sometimes rivals that of the Iliad (which is saying… a lot…), it’s epic. Literally epic. And I’ll admit it. I cried. Reading Beowulf was one thing, but the battle at Roncesvals actually happened, however the poem was embellished. Do you ever read a history book andContinueContinue reading “The Song of Roland”
Benita J. Thompson 