“If you give me the slightest hint of abandonment and withdrawal, I would outdo you.” Trust me to disappear easily, master of leaving. I didn’t abandon this blog. I’m struggling with those burning questions I always have more time to think of in this Mediterranean heat. THE SLIGHTEST HINT OF ABANDONMENT If I’m being honestContinueContinue reading “THE SLIGHTEST HINT OF ABANDONMENT”
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Lies and Other Love Languages
Lies and Other Love Languages is nothing like what you would expect from the title. I don’t think I’ve ever read a story like this one. How can you even put lies and love in the same box? Well, this book showed me exactly how. Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC of this book.ContinueContinue reading “Lies and Other Love Languages”
Coin for a Dream – Mae Adams
Coin for a Dream: And Other Korean Tales is a sweet and fun collection of short stories tied to Korean culture and history. The author hears all these stories in her grandparent’s house, where she spends the first years of her life. The stories are short, all have a message of some sort, and areContinueContinue reading “Coin for a Dream – Mae Adams”
The Best 6 Books to Read This June
Summer is fast approaching, and we can’t have our hot girl summer without a good book in our tote bags. Plus, these books have been on my TBR for a while now. So, today’s post is about the best 6 books to read this June. The Best 6 Books to Read this June Everybody knowsContinueContinue reading “The Best 6 Books to Read This June”
Procrastination as My Worst Enemy
I’ve been delaying doing anything on my to-do list for no good reason. I’m behind on everything. So, in this post, I decided to name the problem. Today, I’m going to be talking about procrastination. A Preview to Procrastination A few summers ago, I decided not to get a summer job. Two summers before that,ContinueContinue reading “Procrastination as My Worst Enemy”
Tables, Conversations, and Safe Spaces
Are we giving some topics a seat at the table, or is our table just a side table for kids so they don’t bother the grown-ups? That’s how I feel when I talk about mental health for example, or women’s status in society. Does that seat count, and how important is it to have it?ContinueContinue reading “Tables, Conversations, and Safe Spaces”
STRANGE THE DREAMER by Laini Taylor
On the second Sabbat of Twelfthmoon, in the city of Weep, a girl fell from the sky. Strange the Dreamer by Laini Taylor Beautiful and full of monsters I judge fantasy books based on their ability to contort reality, making me believe this entirely fictional world is real. What I focus on is the dynamicContinueContinue reading “STRANGE THE DREAMER by Laini Taylor”
3 Most Important Life Principles
Humans are complex creatures. That means that everything about us is relative. Every rule has an exception. Our actions and behaviors are a result of many different elements. There are many principles to follow to exist and grow within society. But how can one narrow all these rules down? Three Most Important Life Principles TalkingContinueContinue reading “3 Most Important Life Principles”
Best Cozy Mysteries Series to Read This May
Usually, I leave reading mysteries, dark academia, or classics for fall when the weather is just perfect. I’m not the one to read horrors, and I gave up on psychological thrillers a long time ago when the one I read disturbed me deeply. I’m a Pisces, you might even say sensitive, so cozy mysteries areContinueContinue reading “Best Cozy Mysteries Series to Read This May”
Grief is a thing with fetters
It’s one day ahead in the calendar, but it was Wednesday last year when I had this weird feeling that I needed to hug my friend when I waved her goodbye as she got on the bus. I don’t usually hug. Not that I don’t like it, it’s just not in my habit. So, anyway,ContinueContinue reading “Grief is a thing with fetters”
