archive: 2020
Paris Never Leaves You Was Beautifully Written... but, Not For Me | Review: Paris Never Leaves You by Ellen Feldman
6:30 AM
I really wanted to like Paris Never Leaves You far more than I did. Alas, it was one of those books that was 'meh' for my personal preference, despite how beautifully it was written.
Yes! I'm doing last week's prompt (Books I Wish I Had Read As a Child) because I was taking a break from blogging and because I loved it/regret not doing it. Also, because I couldn't think of anything for this week's topic. So, here we are!
Hope quarantine is going well for you guys--things are going to begin reopening around here over the next couple of weeks, against all advice, which, frankly, scares the shit out of me but also doesn't surprise me given how idiotic the people running the
archive: 2020
Sweet, Relatable and Highly Entertaining | Review: It Sounded Better in My Head by Nina Kenwood
7:30 AMMe being the shallow gal that I am, I definitely "knew" I "needed" to read It Sounded Better in My Head when I saw the cover. Oops! (Look, sometimes it pays to be shallow. It does here because this book was super fun.)
archive: 2020
Hilarious and Electric--Genuinely Some of the Most Fun I've Had Reading in Ages | Review: The Marriage Game by Sara Desai
5:00 AM
Get ready to beat the quarantine blues with this laugh-out-loud novel! The Marriage Game is here to hit all the right marks and help you escape the now.
archive: 2020
An Incredibly Fast and Fun Read That is PERFECT for the Summer | Review: Last Tang Standing by Lauren Ho
5:01 PM
The tagline had me at its comparison to Crazy Rich Asians. Because, er, well, reasons. Reasons I probably don't need to list!
archive: 2020
My Shameless Love of 'Bad' Things Continues! | Review: Dolls! Dolls! Dolls!: Deep Inside Valley of the Dolls, the Most Beloved Bad Book and Movie of All Time by Stephen Rebello
4:45 PM
With my binge reads and rereads of books such as Gossip Girl and V.C. Andrews' entire archives, you had to expect this one. I'm on a 'bad book/film/show' binge and does it get anymore "bad" than Valley of the Dolls?
archive: 2020
The Sapphic Love-Story You've Been Waiting for! | Review: Something to Talk About by Meryl Wilsner
3:45 PM
The time has nearly come! One of my most anticipated debut novels of the year, Something to Talk About, is just weeks away from publication. I promise you guys: it was worth the wait and I'm so totally smitten.
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A Sweet and Sometimes Cheeky Debut Novel | Review: Tiny Imperections by Alli Frank and Asha Youmans
3:02 PM
*Insert endless babble about how adorable the cover of Tiny Imperfections is here* (But, really! This book was such a fun read and the cover is just... lovely. One of my favourites of 2020!)





















