Happy Tuesday my lovely readers! I've always wanted to do a Q&A post and thought, well, I've been posting on my book blog for over a year now and so I thought I'd go for it! I added a little question section to my Instagram story and received so many questions - way more than I thought I was going to get. Therefore,...

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Revival by Stephen King Revival follows our main character Jamie Morton throughout stages of his life: childhood, teenage years, adulthood and even beyond. Through all of these stages, a man named Charles Jacobs, a Reverend at Jamie's church, has impacts Jamie, starting with when he met him as a young boy. When Jacobs' family overcomes a tragedy, the preacher curses God and goes...

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I see a lot of conversations or Questions of the Day that involve how long people have been reading, or what were the first series of books they read growing up. I personally love this topic because I love seeing what people grew up with and if I could relate. That is how this blog post came about; I was thinking, I don't...

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The Wicked Deep by Shea Ernshaw The Wicked Deep is basically about these three witches, whom centuries ago, were sentenced to death for witchery. Now, every year, during the same time they die, they briefly come back to steal three weak souls for revenge. Our main character Penny has accepted this fate of the town. But when a new boy moves into town...

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Hello, lovelies! It's that time of the month, my Monthly Wrap Up! For those who don't know what that is, my monthly wrap ups are posts in which I go back and talk about the books I read the previous month! A lot of you seem to love reading this, but I also love looking back at the books I read in each...

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Night Shift by Stephen King Night Shift is another one of Stephen King's collections of short stories. It's one of his first collections, published in 1978 and includes stories like Jersalem's Lot and Children of the Corn. I have read a lot of King short stories because I love them a lot, as you can tell. I love King's books in general whether...

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Hello, my lovely readers! I hope you all are doing well! It's been a while since I posted on both bookstagram and on my blog - well, only a week but it seems like a while to me! I've received a handful of direct messages asking me how have I been or where did I go, and I wanted to firstly, thank you...

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It's crazy to say, but we are months away from the end of 2018. Can you believe it? Less than three months and we will be counting down until the start of a new year. Around this time is usually when I do my annual rounds of book blogs: my favourite authors, favourite series, etc. and one blog post I noticed I didn't...

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City of Ghosts by Victoria Schwab City of Ghosts follows our main character Cassidy who can see and talk to ghosts - in fact, her best friend Jacob is a ghost. When Cassidy's parents start filming their ghost hunting show in Scotland, an area in which is filled with ghosts, Cassidy learns the "truth" about her powers and how dangerous her situation may...

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Different Seasons by Stephen King Different Seasons is one of King's novella collections that include some of his most popular novellas: Apt Pupil, The Body, Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption and The Breathing Method. You guys know how much I love Stephen King. You guys might also know how much I love short story collections, especially by Stephen King. Well here we...

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In The House In The Dark of The Woods by Laird Hunt This book follows a women's journey in colonial New England filled with monsters, almost-human wolves and eerie evil. **I was sent an Advance Readers Copy by Hatchette Book Group in exchange for an honest review.** Oh what a journey this book has been. I was honestly quite a fan of this...

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The Stand by Stephen King The Stand is one of Stephen King's more famous works in which a computer error in a Defence Department laboratory has swept through the world and kills 99 percent of the world's population. This basically causes the remaining survivors to split into two groups. M-O-O-N, that spells "What a fantastic book!" I loved every single second of reading...

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Can you believe it's already October?! That means, it's time for a September Wrap Up! I feels like 2018 is flying by so fast, it's crazy. Next thing you know, it'll be Christmas! I realized I didn't read a lot of Stephen King books this month; not as much as I usually do. But I was able to dive into more Young Adult...

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Meddling Kids by Edgar Cantero Meddling Kids follows a group of strangers, whom, during a summer, spend their vacation solving mysteries; although their last mystery was the craziest. Over a decade has passed and the group of kids are no longer a group of kids, but adults trying to survive their own life struggles. They suddenly find their last mystery coming back to...

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Dear Evan Hansen by Val Emmich + Steven Levenson, Benj Pasek and Justin Paul Dear Evan Hansen follows our main character Evan, an outsider teenager suffering from anxiety. His therapist encourages him to write himself letters to enhance his confidence; so Evan does. That is until a letter Evan wrote is read by a grieving family and suddenly Evan isn't invisible anymore; he...

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Misery by Stephen King  Misery follows our main character, Paul Sheldon, an author who is kidnapped by one of his craziest fans, Annie Wilkes who is upset at the fact that Sheldon killed off Misery in one of his infamous novels. Irritated, Annie keeps Paul Sheldon in prisoned and forces him to re-write his novel, bringing her favourite character back to life. Misery...

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You guys know how much I love my book tags; obviously by the amount of tags I put out there.  If you follow me on Instagram, you'd also know how obsessed I am with Marvel as well, especially with the Marvel Cinematic Universe -- trust me, I think Instagram is annoyed with me talking about the MCU 24/7.  When I saw this and...

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