Happy Valentine’s Day, bookwyrms! It’s been nearly a year since Clo from Book Dragons tagged me for this, but I figured with the mass number of reviews lately, I might take a break and do a tag instead. Besides, it’s not like that’ll stop the bad reading luck that happened […]
*sips tea* In the spirit of Valentine’s day, we’re talking about love clichés….which need to die. Since February is basically the month of love in my mind, I figured I’d try and make my discussion posts have a theme of love. Now as we know, there are tons of tropes […]
I ate Annette Marie’s latest book within two days. I was over the moon excited to read Two Witches and a Whiskey early on because I have much curiosity and I hoped Annette Marie would give some insight??? Yeah, no, that didn’t happen. It’s safe to say that both Di from Book Reviews by Di […]
The Flame Queen by Dax Munro is one of my most disappointing reads of 2019. I wanted to like The Flame Queen. The book is basically everything that I would enjoy from a book: royalty, elemental magic, assassins, struggle with destiny, etc. But unfortunately, bookwyrms, that didn’t happen. 😔 This book is […]
EVERYONE RECOMMENDS THIS BOOK and here I am with well… an unpopular opinion. 😔 There were some parts that I liked about The Cruel Prince, but overall? I felt very meh about my first Holly Black book. The Cruel Prince is hard to get into. Holly Black’s world is interestingly […]
I used to find writing reviews easy. I wrote a review for virtually every book that I read since I started Bookwyrming Thoughts in November 2012. In fact, reviews probably made up the majority of book blogging back then, aside from promotions. But since late 2015 or early 2016, I’ve […]
All is Fair by Dee Garretson promises an adventure. The beginning of All is Fair promises a fun, action-packed adventure, set in World War I with badass females being involved in espionage. After Mina receives a telegram from her father at her boarding school and decrypts the message, she heads home […]