lifestyle, literature, wellness
one of the teenage rite-of-passages is to spend a load of time in an existential crisis and try to “find yourself.” i went through that phase years ago and frankly, i still don’t know who i am. conclusion: we, as people,...
reading mistborn was like riding a roller-coaster when you signed up for the merry-go-round. before starting this book, i was iffy about a few things: 1) this book is so big; 2) THIS BOOK IS SO BIG. after too many...
reading red queen was a frustrating process; i was super interested in the plot, but everything else made me cringe. the story is like any other dystopian: a poor girl is somehow different and special compared to everyone else. the king...
this past week i’ve accomplished the following: get sick, finish a book, and think. i’ve been thinking you don’t say! about changing this blog. now’s the time for a collective, ‘what?!’ no, i’m still going to be blogging about books, but...
farewell, january and february! yes, i need to merge two months because i was on a blogging hiatus. don’t mind me. *casually whistles* january and february felt like one gigantic month. one thing after another so there was hardly any...
this is the second book of the trilogy. if you haven’t read the first book, please redirect to my review on the winner’s curse here. i would not advise reading the rest of this review if you have not read...
