Queer Books I Loved Since Last Pride Month
Hey bookworm friends! One of my favourite posts to make every year is thinking back on all the queer books I read and enjoyed in the last year. I normally…
THE DEMON OF BEAUSOLEIL by Mariana Costa│ Review
Hey Bookworm friends! I've come to you on this windy February day with a review for a graphic novel. As soon as I saw the cover on Netgalley, I clicked…
Catching Up With Netgalley ARCs: 3 Mini Reviews
Hey bookworm friends. Today's post is a meaty one! I've been working on catching up with my Netgalley ARCs for a while now. And with these 3 reviews I've finally…
THE DARKNESS OUTSIDE US by Eliot Schrefer │Review
Hey Bookworm friends, today I have another review for #ScifiMonth2024 (and my last one of the month)! I just finished listening to the audiobook for The Darkness Outside Us and…
The Old Review Dust-Off: The Terraformers
Hey Bookworm friends, it's been a few months since I last shared a book on the "Old Review Dust-Off". It's a series where I re-share my old reviews of books I think deserve more attention. The last one I did was for When We Were Birds. If you're reading this I invite you to leave a link from an old review of yours and I'll show it some love! Today's review I'm re-sharing is for The Terraformers.
10 Things I Love About The Monk & Robot Duology
Hey bookworms, how was your weekend? I recently finished listening to the audiobook for A Prayer for the Cown-Shy and it's been on my mind a lot. I want to…
Even Though I Knew the End: If You Read Only One Noir, Make It This One
As I read through my 12 friend recommendations, I'm continuously grateful for online friends who give great book recommendations. Today's entry is the sapphic noir mystery novella "Even Though I Knew the End".
A Man’s Skin: A Satirical Look at Gender Roles
Hey Bookworms, today's review is for a translated graphic novel: A Man's Skin. This book was recommended to me as part of my ‘12 friend recommendations’ and I’m glad because…
The Deep by Rivers Solomon -Unique Take on Mermaids
This gem of a novella packed a punch in under 200 pages, and I can't stop thinking about it! It is unlike anything I’ve ever read because it’s such a collaborative story in both its conception and execution.
