Today we’re going back to a high school style of writing: a compare/contrast of two similar books, both of which I happen to quite like: Before I Fall by Lauren Oliver and A Week of Mondays by Jessica Brody

If you need ideas for what to do during your own physical distancing, here are 15 ideas from what I’m doing/plan to do.

It’s time for another sequel review! This time I’ll be looking at P.S. I Still Love You, the sequel to the adorable Netflix hit, To All the Boys I've Loved Before

Draft one of Nanorimo done!

This year was an on and off year for reading. I read some books I absolutely loved and several I felt pretty meh about.

Frozen 2 has character problems. For example, why does Anna leave Kristoff?

I’ve created a two-part plot breaking down different aspects of the movie. This time around, I’m talking about plot and artistry; the next post will be about characters and specific issues I have with this sequel compared to other sequels.

When I told my boyfriend I was thinking about doing NaNiRiMo, he started laughing uncontrollably. “NaNo what?” he asked between chuckles.

Unlike many people, I didn’t get into Sophie Kinsella via her popular Confessions of a Shopaholic series.

To summarize the synopsis from the back cover, this is a story about a space squad of misfits who stumbles on a secret of galactic importance. It’s told from seven different points of view, and it doesn’t really matter whose perspective you’re reading at the moment—they’re all hilarious.