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April in life and reading #Monthlywrapup
Check out how my April in life and reading have been, my favorite book and characters of the month, and what my are plans for May in this monthly wrap-up post.
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My Read-bait Words in the Synopsis or Reviews
List of words/concept/theme/setting/style ... in short My Read-bait Words in the Synopsis/Review that makes me immediately add the book to my TBR/wish list.
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Twisted Love (Twisted #1) by Ana Huang
Twisted Love is dark, twisted, and addictive romance full of tropes and drama with beautiful lines that I'm sure will melt the hearts of romance readers.
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Damsel by Evelyn Skye – This YA Dragon Fantasy will Make a Much Better Movie
Damsel is enjoyable, thrilling, and adventurous YA dragon fantasy with good characters and relationships. I agree with all readers who said, this will make a much better movie. I read buddy read this…
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My Book Blog is 6 years old! Highlights, goals, and dreams…
My Book Blog is 6 years old! Let's look back on the Past 6 Years with blog highlights, what I changed over time, goals, and what I'm looking forward to...
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The Widow’s Mite (Widows #2) by Allie Cresswell – heartbreaking contemporary
The Widow's Mite is bittersweet, heartwarming, and heartbreaking contemporary about bereavement, scam, and financial issues.
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Miracles for the Maharaja by Aditi Krishnakumar – adventurous middle-grade mystery
Miracles for the Maharaja is entertaining and adventurous middle-grade fantasy mystery with the exploration of the world and amusing quirky characters.
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Murder in Melucha by Aditi Krishnakumar – middle-grade magical mystery
Murder in Melucha is entertaining, delightful and well-written middle-grade magical mystery with theme of human nature.
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The Magicians of Madh (Meandering Magicians #1) by Aditi Krishnakumar – witty middle-grade fantasy
The Magicians of Madh is entertaining, amusing, witty middle-grade fantasy and mystery set in the magical city and royal academy
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March was a feel-good month #MarchWrapUp
March was a feel-good month for me. Check out March Highlights, books I read, shows I watched, and plans for April in this monthly wrap-up post.
