Lose Yourself in the World of Books
When this book first showed up at the bookstore on Monday, I wasn't entirely sure what to make of it. After my less than stellar experience in reading modern poetry last week with Milk and Honey, I didn't think I would really want to try again. But after all the teenage girls started asking for it… Continue reading Adultolescence by Gabbie Hanna
Royally #2 I'm a hopeless royalist, so when the sequel to Royally Screwed was announced, and that the main female lead would be named Sarah and the prince, Henry (FYI, did you know Prince Harry's real name is Henry?), my seventeen year old self emerged after a decade to jump up and down excitedly. Synopsis Some men… Continue reading Royally Matched by Emma Chase
Harry Potter #8 I don't think it would be much of a stretch to rename the Millennial generation the Harry Potter generation. The series is one of the most unifying features of my generation. I was first introduced to the magical world at the at the age of nine, a year after the first book… Continue reading Harry Potter and the Cursed Child by J. K. Rowling, John Tiffany & Jack Thorne
Tales from a Makeshift Bride As my first wedding anniversary quickly approaches in the middle of this month, I figured it time I share this review! Lucy Knisley has been a favorite author of mine for the past two years and I love how she chronicles what is going on in her life. And lucky… Continue reading Something New by Lucy Knisley
Princess Diaries #11 As with my review of Royally Screwed, I've admitted that I am an unapologetic royalist. When I was in middle school, the movie of The Princess Diaries came out and I loved it - I was mildly obsessed with the idea of finding out I was a long lost princess. When I discovered there was… Continue reading Royal Wedding by Meg Cabot
Royally #1 I've always been an American Royalist, since I was a young girl and first learned about two real live princes actually existing in England and not just in Disney movies, I've been one of those people who follows there every move. My mother's own love of Princess Diana certainly didn't hurt my love… Continue reading Royally Screwed by Emma Chase
Celebration of Books 