Well, I’m back. I do so apologise that I dropped off the blog-sphere with but a few lines of an ominous message saying I’ll be “on a hitout”. As I explained in that post, the end of July had been where everything seemed to have caught up with me. So in today’s post, I’ll be… Continue reading Author Health: Life…(I’m back from hitouts + Major Announcements)
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Hitouts Notice
Hullo, everyone! You might have noticed that I haven’t been able to post much last week or even this week. I turned down a super exciting blog tour I was going to do. It’s because I’ve decided to take a break. As I mentioned in the first post this month, my mental health has not… Continue reading Hitouts Notice
My Thoughts on The June Boys
Hullo, world! Only three more days until my blogiversary...I am counting down the days. We had a few days of sunshine, and now it’s back to the thick grey clouds and dripping rain. Oh, well. I suppose rainy days are nice in their own ways. Today, I will be sharing My Thoughts on The June… Continue reading My Thoughts on The June Boys
5 Favourite Contemporary YA Reads
Hullo, world! It’s Wednesday again. (For some strange reason, I kept thinking it was still Tuesday.) Sadly, we’ve lost all the sunshine and it’s back to being Rain-couver. Very sad. Today, I will share with you my 5 Favourite Contemporary YA Reads (+1!) I actually don’t really read contemporary books so much, so I had… Continue reading 5 Favourite Contemporary YA Reads
My Thoughts on Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
Hullo, World! I'm sure many of you have heard the devastating news concerning the rights of black people in the United States. It's also affecting me as well. As a blasian, I've had some experience with racism, but it still pains me when I hear incidents that sounds like they're permanently trapped in the 1950s.… Continue reading My Thoughts on Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
7 Japanese Authors I Love
Hullo, World! Another beautiful day! Albeit, I am confined to bed. I’ve had a fever of over 38 degrees Celsius since Sunday, and had to go in for a PCR test. (Good old PCR machine...I really wanted to see a medical size one!) Thankfully, I did not have COVID 19. It was just a flu.… Continue reading 7 Japanese Authors I Love
15+1 Lessons to Learn from Stephen King’s On Writing
Hullo, world! As some of you may have noticed, now that I got college application mostly out of the way (will now be working hard to get there), I’ll be posting on Wednesdays as well. *Plays fanfare and shouts huzzah* I’ll be mostly doing book reviews and compiling book lists. Or not. We’ll see, we’ll… Continue reading 15+1 Lessons to Learn from Stephen King’s On Writing
My Thoughts While Reading “A Winter’s Promise”
Happy Wednesday! So, as you can probably tell, I've decided to update my blog on Wednesdays too! *excited and apprehensive at the same time* Without further ado, let me introduce you to the magical world of... A Winter's Promise (The Mirror Visitor Book 1) Find it on: The Synopsis: Long ago, following a cataclysm called… Continue reading My Thoughts While Reading “A Winter’s Promise”
10 Fantastical Books to Read at Home
Hullo, world! It’s back to the rainy seasons again...The sunshine was good while it lasted! How are you hanging in while this quarantine seems to drag on forever? I’m trying to wolf down my pile of books, but I have been sloshing off the classics I’m supposed to be reading and have been reading YA...Let’s… Continue reading 10 Fantastical Books to Read at Home
Welcome to the Doms! (WIP + Camp NaNoWriMo update)
Happy (Early) Mother’s Day! Honestly, there’s so much happening right now that I am so glad I have my mother with me. She’s the most amazing homeschool mom that I know of, and when I grow up, I want to be just like her. (I could write a whole another blog post on this topic.)… Continue reading Welcome to the Doms! (WIP + Camp NaNoWriMo update)