Yesterday, I told you all about my nine favorite books that I read in 2019. But I also want to talk about some of the other books that I loved this year that didn't quite make that list. So today I'm talking about some of my other favorites of the year, not including any of …
The time has come to finally talk about my favorite books of the year! I have read 135 books this year, and today I'm narrowing that down to my top nine books of the year. The reason there are nine instead of ten is that I couldn't think of another that quite reached the level …
When I first saw this tag over at Sophie @ Me and Ink's blog, I wanted to do it immediately. I read about a lot of amazing characters this year and I want to have the chance to rave about them! So that's what I'm doing today. Enjoy! (All fan art is linked back to …
Continue reading The Smashing & Dashing 2019 Character Awards
We're into the final week of the year, which means it's the time for looking back and reflecting on what I've accomplished in the past twelve months. And when it comes to writing...well, I'm happy to say that there's a lot to talk about. 2019 has been my best writing year since...pretty much ever. (I …
Continue reading Writing update #14 | my writing in 2019 + 2020 plans
It's that time of year again...time to talk about all the books I'm excited for next year! When I started writing this post last month, my list of anticipated 2020 book releases was fairly long, but it was reasonable. But then, of course, I started seeing other people's lists. And I kept adding on to …
If you're looking at the calendar and panicking that there are less than three weeks (!!!) to hit your Goodreads goal, then fear not! I've got you covered. There are plenty of fantastic short books and graphic novels out there that won't take long at all to finish, and today I'm recommending a bunch that …
Continue reading Short books and graphic novel recommendations so you can hit those Goodreads goals
In Other Lands by Sarah Rees Brennan “I don’t need you to explain to me the concept of a magical land filled with fantastic creatures that only certain special children can enter. I am acquainted with the last several centuries of popular culture. There are books. And cartoons, for the illiterate.” Published August 2017 by …
