One of my favourite reads this year was Crier’s War by Nina Varela. It’s own voices and features political systems and their flaws, humanity (and what makes persons human), LGBTQ+ representation and found family. Thanks to Caffeine Book Tours I get to be a part of the Iron Heart blog tour and was provided with a copy of the book in exchange for a honest review.
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info dump bookish tag
Continue ReadingIt’s been some time since I posted last and since then I was tagged by the wonderful Sarah (@kindofinsanity) to do the info dump bookish tag. The tag itself was created by Books And Chocaholic and I am excited to share my reading habits with…
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diy tutorial: sew your own book / e-reader sleeve
Continue ReadingI’m certainly not the only reader who likes to take their book(s) and/or e-reader with them to read while on the go. The only problem occurring is often the danger of the book and/or e-reader being thrown around the back and with that: possible damages.…
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review: crier’s war by nina varela
Continue ReadingCrier wanted to study her like a map. Draw an easy path between all the specific yet scattered points of her. To be honest, I don’t even know how to start this review of Crier’s War by Nina Varela or if I’ll ever be able…
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arc review: a song below water by bethany c. morrow
Continue ReadingI knew it was a difficult life. I knew it was difficult for people other than me. I also knew they were allowed to say so and I wasn’t. A Song Below Water follows Tavia and Effie. Two sisters, not by blood, but sisters nonetheless.…