Five Fantasy/Sci-Fi Books on my Autumn TBR
Today’s topic is books on out autumn TBR. I’m in a fantasy/sci-fi reading mood and these are big books, so I’ve included 5 I know for sure I want to read. Check out linked...
Today’s topic is books on out autumn TBR. I’m in a fantasy/sci-fi reading mood and these are big books, so I’ve included 5 I know for sure I want to read. Check out linked...
Was it cheesy? Yes! Did I love it? Oh, yes! Told from a dual POV, from both main characters, comes a contemporary romance about an LA celebrity falling in love with a fisherman in...
Today’s prompt is ten books with numbers in the title. I’m following the prompt for a change hehe 😉 Starter for Ten by David Nicholls – The year is 1985. Brian Jackson, a working-class...
The Try a Chapter is a tag where you read the first chapter of books you’re interesting in reading in the hopes of deciding which one to actually read first. Or, at least that’s...
Today’s topic is Books Guaranteed to Put a Smile On Your Face. In true Stefani fashion, I’ve come up with another topic. After all, we could all use some extra magic in our lives...
Several months ago I wrote a blog post declaring I will no longer be posting book hauls on this blog. Today I’m making an exception as I want to share my experience with awesomebooks.com...
Today’s topic is minor characters that need more love. In typical Stefani fashion, I’m doing my own topic as I’ve been getting back into movies lately and have assembled a list of book to...
Минатата година имавме можност да ги читаме расказите на нашите сограѓани во групата Ковид дневници, а годинава здружението Креативна верига ни ја донесе и првата збирка раскази од група автори, некои веќе нам познати,...
Book 4 in the Bromance Book Club series was published about a week ago and I’d honestly forgotten this was coming out until it appeared up on my Instagram feed. This prompted me to...
Today´s topic is Books I’d Want With Me While Stranded On a Deserted Island. As you can tell by the title, I´m doing my own thing this week. Ruin by John Gwynne – because...