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Book Review: Wielder’s Prize by Melissa Mitchell
I received a complimentary copy of Wielder’s Prize via Net Galley and Melissa Mitchell in exchange for an honest review, which I am so happy to give because I loved this book. Wielder’s Prize is peak romantasy. It has an interesting and unique premise full of magic and fantasy elements, balanced with a heavy load… Read more
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Book Review: The Witches at The End of The World by Chelsea Iversen
I received a complimentary Advanced Readers Copy (ARC) of The Witches at the End of the World by Chelsea Iversen from Net Galley and Sourcebooks landmark, and I have to say, this was a compelling read and one that I thoroughly enjoyed. It was a book that was light on plot, but heavy on vibes… Read more
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6 Ways To Read More Affordably
I’ve spent the past couple of weeks talking about how I read so much, but one aspect that’s critical to reading a lot that I haven’t covered is how to do so affordably. While I wish I had a never-ending book budget, like most people, I have other things I need to spend money on… Read more
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How Audiobooks Can Help You Read More
This August, I’ve been focusing on writing about how you can fit in more reading, because one of the biggest questions that I’m asked on a routine basis is some variation of: how do you read so much? Read more
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Book Review: The Sun and The Void by Gabriela Romero Lacruz
The Sun and The Void was last month’s Illumicrate book, and it was a beast in more ways than one. It’s an ambitious start to a series, establishing an intricate and incredibly detailed fantasy world based on South American folklore, with a diverse cast of characters and a sapphic focus. Read more
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Book Review: A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas
A Court of Mist and Fury might be my favourite book in the whole A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series. So many of the elements of ACOTAR that either didn’t sit well with me or I was unsure about are explained in this book, and once you start to see where Maas is… Read more
