

Absolutely fantastic version of sleeping beauty. I really love when authors take an existing fairytale and completely turn it on its head.
Nevermind the astonishing amount of cat hair. Bastet has been rolling around.
Absolutely fantastic version of sleeping beauty. I really love when authors take an existing fairytale and completely turn it on its head.
Nevermind the astonishing amount of cat hair. Bastet has been rolling around.
Finished my last book by Beth Krommes and absolutely loved everything about it. The artwork was superb as well as the fantasy tales of different creatures like fairies, gnomes, selkies, etc. Learned more about the fictional creatures and it's perfect for any age to read this book.
June #BookBracket pick is The Darkest Part of the Forest.
I have loved everything that I have read from Holly Black. This is a fun standalone that takes place in the same world as The Cruel Prince series. I do wish it was a series with more books, so that there could have been more mysteries because it did feel a little rushed.
There was a point when i almost let it go. I didn‘t. It turned out to be an enjoyable read. I am now on the waiting list for the other two books.
🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑I finished this one a while ago but totally forgot to post it. It was actually quite good, and it exceeded my expectations. It had complex character interactions and a lot of interesting lore.
Stormy outside, cozy inside.
This one is so good so far. I love T. Kingfisher's writing.
Such a cozy, fun addition to the series.
Happy Tuesday! Pride Reading challenge update.
I'm continuing to knock off LGBTQ books from my list. I read 6 books from my list plus 3 next in series books. I just had to keep reading to see what happened. I've really liked all the books so far and found some new authors to follow. 📚 🌈
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