I’ve been placing too many expectations on myself lately to read all the possible books so today I decided to put the expectations on books đŸ™‚ I keep seeing everyone do 5 star predictions for their books which is so exciting like hello predicting the future? Count me in, I would like to predict something… Read More My 5 Star Predictions for 2021 aka Placing High Expectations on Hyped Books
Hello, today I’ll be reviewing the much anticipated adaptation of When Dimple Met Rishi, called Mismatched! But I feel like I must warn you that you’re in for a long bumpy ride here. My reviews are rarely structured and this one might just be a mess of thoughts or emotions, okay? But at least everything… Read More My Review of Mismatched: The When Dimple Met Rishi Adaptation
I’m so excited for today’s post! I’ve been trying to take part in the Let’s Talk Bookish memes for ages now but either I don’t have much to say about some of the topics or I miss out on them or am absolutely too busy to participate. But finally this day has come! Let’s Talk… Read More LET’S TALK BOOKISH: How Have Your Reading Habits Changed Over Time?
Sometimes I read a book and wonder how I would have reacted to it as a kid. There are so many books that I’m late in getting to because unfortunately I can’t read all the books in the world. So this Children’s Day I’m making a list of all the books I wish I had… Read More 5 Books I Wish I Had Read As A Kid
You know the sort of book that leaves you questioning about every single thing in life? The one that leaves you reeling with all sorts of emotions and questions and a possible book hangover? I recently read a book like that and it was The Quiet at the End of the World by Lauren James.… Read More 5 Reasons to Read The Quiet at the End of the World
If you’ve been around for a while you can probably guess that I’m a huge YA Contemporary and Fantasy lover. Those are my two main genres although I frequently read graphic novels and mystery-thrillers as well. The one genre that I maintain my distance from is non-fiction. I don’t like it. Mostly, I find non-fiction… Read More Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone: 5 Non-Fiction Books I Loved
You know what my favourite book trope is? Badass and powerful warrior girls who can stab and kill effortlessly. I absolutely worship such characters and beg for a chance to be face to face with them even though most of them might just end up killing me… And apparently I’m not the only one! A… Read More My Favourite Murdergirls ~ The Badass Warriors I Stan
Hello there! Are you another victim of Twitter who has given up their life to constantly scroll through your feed? Okay, maybe I’m being overdramatic but it’s way too easy to lose track of all your senses when you’re scrolling through Twitter. It’s a weird space in the sense that it can be the source… Read More I Turn Random Tweets Into Book Blurbs
I mean, the easy answer is hell yes. I buy all these pretty and shiny books and I can’t stop smiling the whole day. There’s just something exciting about getting your hands on a book that you are eager to read and getting that new book smell…. Okay, I’m back. I just had to smell… Read More Can Buying Books Make You Happy? Here’s What Psychology Says…
Hello everyone! I’m happily typing this post away during my mid-term break, the one chance I’ve had to breathe in these past weeks. I talked a lot about what happened in September in my post: What Happened in September and My Plans Moving Forward so you can check out the details there. Today I feel… Read More Talking About My University Course and Questioning My Decisions
Indian serials are famous for being laughably ridiculous and extremely dramatic. I’m here to say that all of that is true. Only the other day I saw a clip being circulated where a woman hit her head, fell neatly into a suitcase which got locked on its own and the woman was ‘accidentally’ kidnapped in… Read More Books You Need to Read If You Loved These Indian Serials
Hello there! I know, it’s been so long and I’ve disappeared from my blog, but I have a good explanation and if you follow me on Twitter you might have seen me announce a small hiatus there. That’s the thing about blogs, you can’t really just jump in and make a two liner post about… Read More What Happened in September and my Plans Moving Forward
It’s been a crazy month as I’ve slowly been driven insane with my boredom, clinging to Netflix as a sole ray of hope. Seriously, I think this is the most I’ve ever binge-watched and by the end of the month I was literally sick of looking at an electronic screen. Which is ironically how I… Read More Everything I Binge-Watched in August
How is it September already? I swear time has no meaning at this point. Sure I want this year to finish off as quickly as possible but at the same time, where are all the days going? I looked down at my spreadsheet where I keep track of new book releases and September’s list looks… Read More September Releases I Need to Start Saving For
I don’t think there’s a single person in the bookish community who hasn’t heard of The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. Seriously, this book has been hyped for ages now and my thoughts at this point are a jumbled mess. I’m not always very vocal about my opinions on this series because my thoughts… Read More My Views on Shadowhunters and The Mortal Instruments Series
While this blog is my baby, for four years I had my heart set on Wattpad and all the lovely fanfictions I wrote on there. Obviously they were a piece of art for younger me but all these years I’ve known for a fact that if I go back to read these, I’m going to… Read More I React To the Cringey Percy Jackson Fanfiction 13 Year Old Me Wrote
Our August BOTM is Girl, Serpent, Thorn by Melissa Bashardoust, a Persian mythology inspired sapphic fantasy featuring a queer main character and side character as well. A captivating and utterly original fairy tale about a girl cursed to be poisonous to the touch, and who discovers what power might lie in such a curse… There was and… Read More Read the Rainbow Spotlight: Girl, Serpent, Thorn
If a year ago you’d tell me that I would be shelling out money on a regular basis to listen to audiobooks I would have laughed in your face. Audiobooks never suited me. I didn’t look down on them, I actually thought they were really cool but they never seemed to work out for me.… Read More 5 Audiobook Narrators Who Transformed My Reading Experience
This year has brought us some really breathtaking books and I’ve found a lot of personal favourites, especially among the 2020 releases. I don’t usually write book reviews on the blog but today I just want to talk my heart about two of my favourite 2020 book releases đŸ™‚ BOOK REVIEWS: TODAY TONIGHT TOMORROW… Read More Book Reviews: Today Tonight Tomorrow + I’ll Be The One
July has been one hell of a month. I’m going to go ahead and crown it the worst month of 2020. Things were hectic and tiring so in hindsight this was probably not a great month to read 30 books in 30 days but how was I to know… So how many books did I… Read More I Tried Reading 30 Books In 30 Days!
