Hai Beautiful! This book is anything but… It’s Lemon Fresh’s time in the spotlight. Lemon Fresh has seen better days. After the climactic battle in Babel, she finds herself separated from Ezekiel and Cricket in the wastelands. Lemon’s abilities to manipulate electricity mark her as a deviate, and deadly corporate operatives are hunting her to use as a weapon in the war between BioMaas Incorporated and Daedelus Technologies. Instead, Lemon finds herself falling in with a group of fellow deviates-a […]
Continue ReadingBooks I’m Reading In The Last Week Of May!
Hai Beautiful! What an ah-MAY-zing reading month! Since I managed to read three 300-450 page novels in a week for the Because We Can Readathon last week, I have this idea that I can increase my TBR to insane levels and have it still be achievable. I had four books on my BCW Readathon TBR, three of which I read and one, Zenith, which I didn’t get to within the week. For real though, four books in seven days, even if I wasn’t doing […]
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Hey Ho Bookaholics! Today I bring to you the books I plan to read for the next three months of summer which i assure you will go by so so fast! With all the stuff I have planned for the next three months, I doubt I’ll actually have time to finish all of these but I really do hope I can.
Continue ReadingNovember Wrap-Up
Hey Ho Bookaholics! In addition to wrapping up my monthly reading, I also wrapped up 13 years of compulsary schooling as of the tenth of this month. I gained alot of love from my September/ October wrap-up that I posted last month, and I really really liked how that post turned out, so I am back with another post very much like it! I will once again be sharing with you the books I read and bought this month, as […]
Continue ReadingGemina by J.Kristoff + A.Kaufman | Review
Hey Ho Bookaholics! Who loved Illuminae? I certainly did! So when I heard about the book launch and signing from Bri (@paperbackbri), I immediatelly booked tickets then begged my dad to come with me. It was an amazing night and you can read all about it in the post titled “Gemina Book Launch and Signing”. I’ve been holding onto this book for a while now, just waiting for exams to be over to officially start it, kowing full well I […]
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 ReadingGemina Book Launch and Signing
Hey Ho Bookaholics! Today the theme is blue, because I have some amazing Gemina news to share with you! Last night I went to the Victorian State Library to attend the Book Launch for Gemina by Jay Kristoff and Amie Kaufman. I forced my dad to come along with me and he (surprisingly) enjoyed the event.
Continue ReadingZenith by Sasha Alsberg and Lindsay Cummings | Review
Welcome back Bookaholics! I absolutely love YouTube. My favourite videos to watch are silly make-up videos like this one from Wengie, where she does her make up entirely with lollies, and theories like this retelling of the Pixar Theory as told by the Super Carlin Brothers; but my all-time favourite videos to watch are BookTuber videos. I have many favourites, but the person who really made me like watching BookTube has to be Sasha from ABookUtopia. It was over four months ago when […]
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