Hello Bookaholics! It is Tag Time! In this post, you will get a little insight into how crazy I would be if I were The Ruler of Books. I’ve seen this tag done by many of my favourite YouTubers, and I wanted to have a go. Luckily I happened to stumble across Caroline’s blog – Just Another Bookish Blog – and found the questions (and this cute graphic) to make this post possible.
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Hey Ho Bookaholics! What book lover doesn’t love Goodreads?? It’s so easy to use and is a great platform to converse with other book lovers and bloggers, and make new friends! I like to use Goodreads to keep track of the books I read and coverse with friends; but it can be sed for so so much more. On Paperback Bri‘s blog, she said that ‘the Goodreads Tag was created by Kayla @ Spiral Bookmark but the original video seems to be […]
Continue ReadingSeptember/ October Wrap Up
Hey Ho Bookaholics! I am surprising even myself to say that I have kept up with my blogging schedule in these past few weeks. This exam period has been the absolute worst! I have had my ups and downs and with only one more exam to go, I am more stressed than ever especially because my last one if English Language. It is my most important exam and the one I am least prepared for, as I surprisingly hate English […]
Continue ReadingInitiate by Laura L. Fox | Spoiler-Free ARC Review
Hey Ho Bookaholics! I have another review! Initiate is the second ARC I have read, received and reviewed on this blog. I was asked to review this book by the wonderful team at OfTomes Publishing Company and I would never have been able to read this book if the amazing Laura. L. Fox hadn’t written it, so I must thank her also. . DISCLAIMER: I was sent this book in ebook format from OfTomes in exchange for an honest review. […]
Continue ReadingUnder a Million Stars by Rita Branches | ARC Review
Welcome Back Bookaholics! I hope everyone has been well and had a wonderful Monday! Today I bring to you another book review, and my first ARC Review on my blog! This is super exciting for me. I received the Advanced Readers Copy version of this book in eBook format from the lovely team at YA Bound Book Tours, and I managed to finish the book within 9 days, despite having to read it on my iPhone. Disclaimer: I was […]
Continue ReadingBrainwalker by R.Mundell & S.Lacast | Book Tour Blitz
Welcome back Bookaholics! I’m back; and I have my first ever Book Cover Reveal to present to you, unveiling the cover of Brainwalker by R.Mundell and S.Lacast. This book is a YA Sci-Fi Fantasy and was released on October 1st, 2016, by Dualmind Publishing. Terribly sorry for not uploading last Saturday, I’ve been very busy and I wanted Saturday’s post to be perfect (which it wasn’t) so I didn’t post it. I guess you can say this is a make-up post for […]
Continue ReadingMagnus Chase and The Sword of Summer by Rick Riordan | Review
Welcome Back Bookaholics! Welcome back to another Book Review!! Today I am going to discuss with you all what I thought of the first Magnus Chase and The Gods of Asgard novel, Magnus Chase and The Sword of summer by Rick Riordan. I did an anticipation post for this over a year ago which was titled; Why I can’t wait to read… – I know cool title right? It has been a ridiculously long time since I have read Magnus Chase and The […]
Continue ReadingThe Epidemic by Suzanne Young | Review | *spoiler free*
WHAT DID I JUST READ?! Ever since I finished reading The Remedy – the third installment in The Program series – almost five months ago, I have been asking and quite literally begging (and bugging) the librarians at my school library to buy Suzanne Young’s newest release, and latest installment in The Program series; The Epidemic. The Epidemic is the fifth installment in The Program series. So far, this series consists of four books and one ebook (which I read quite recently).
Continue ReadingLibrary of Souls by Ransom Riggs | Review
Hello again, and welcome back my fellow Bookworms! Today I am reviewing the third installment into the Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children trilogy by the absolutely amazing, Ransom Riggs. This review is being done in preparation for the upcoming movie adaptation of the first book; Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, which will be opening in Australian cinemas on September 30, and will be directed by my all time favorite director; Mr. Tim Burton.
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