Well, it's getting to be that time of year, when summer is winding down and students start thinking about going back to school. Of course, this is also a time of exciting new change for plenty of people who are starting out a new phase in life at college or university! For anyone who's in …
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This summer, I've been spending a lot of time rewatching all of the movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a friend who's never seen them before. I've never been the hugest Marvel fan, but I did see many of the movies in theatres, and it's been nice to watch them in the proper order …
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Ahhh, summer. The time of year when even a pale, grumpy, Gollum-like creature such as myself looks up at a bright and sunny sky and says, "This isn't so bad." Despite the heat and inevitable sunburn, I can't help but love the summertime! Summer officially starts this weekend, so I'm kicking off the season by …
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Happy pride month, everyone! If you're planning on celebrating this month by reading plenty of LGBTQ+ books, this is the list for you! Today I'm taking eleven semi-popular non-LGBTQ+ books and using those to recommend eleven books that feature LGBTQ+ characters. I think the title is pretty self explanatory on this one, so let's get …
"There’s nothing hidden in your head The Sorting Hat can’t see, So try me on and I will tell you Where you ought to be." Whether you belong in Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, Slytherin, or somewhere in between, I've got a book recommendation for you! These recommendations are based partly on where the book's characters would …
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Hey. I want to be famous. Just kidding - being famous sounds like an absolute nightmare to me. The constant scrutiny? People paying attention to every word I say? *shudders* No thanks. That said, I find books about fame so fascinating. Watching characters deal with various types of popularity, seeing everything that comes with that …
This is the fourth and final week of the Women’s History Month Reading Challenge! Today's post is all about #ownvoices books by and about diverse women. Thank you so much to everyone who joined in for the past few weeks of this reading challenge! I've loved reading everyone's posts and seeing what you all are reading. …
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