We’ve all been meaning to diversify our reading and summer book releases 2020 is the perfect way to start. In times like today, it’s important that we can support authors of colour in any way we can. Their books can often be overshadowed by popular books within the book community on Twitter and Instagram. I did the same post for March releases, if you’re interested … Continue reading 10 Diverse Summer Book Releases 2020
The Diverse Book Tag was inspired by my reading goal for this year which is to read more diverse books. It has been hard trying to find books, especially if they aren’t popular within the bookstagram or book twitter community. I’m hoping that with this tag we can all find some new books to read and give hype to those that deserve it. I’d love … Continue reading The Diverse Book Tag
More Than Just A Pretty Face by Syed M. Masood is a YA contemporary romance about family expectations and falling in love. I’d like to thank NetGalley and Hodder Books for providing me this E-arc for an honest review. Introduction To More Than Just A Pretty Face Readers are introduced to Danyal Jilani, an aspiring chef. Unfortunately, his father doesn’t approve. Along with that, his … Continue reading More Than Just A Pretty Face By Syed M. Masood: Book Review
One Of Us Is Next was definitely a book I anticipated for 2020! You can read my review on One Of Us Is Lying, here. Although it is more a spin off then a sequel, so it can be read as a standalone too! Introduction A Truth or Dare app has been created to fill the gossip void since the death of Simon. Phoebe, Maeve … Continue reading One Of Us Is Next By Karen M. McManus: Book Review
Thank you for tagging me LiteraryLeisha to do the stay at home book tag! This seems perfect to try and be a little more positive in quarantine! 1. Laying in bed- a book you read in one day Recently I’ve been rereading the Harry Potter series and so it was Prisoner of Azakaban. I also read Coraline and House of Salt and Sorrows in one … Continue reading Stay At Home Book Tag
Sometimes in Bath is a collection of short stories which shows the history of Bath. At times it felt like fiction, other times it felt like a memoir. Either way, this book was so enjoyable to read! I’d like to thank Rachel’s Random Resources and the author for providing me this book in exchange for an honest review. Introduction to Sometimes in Bath This book … Continue reading Sometimes In Bath By Charles Nevin: Book Review
The Asian Readathon encourages a reader to read books from any Asian author similar to you or not. It was created by @readwithcindy and there’s an official Twitter account if you’d like updates! I’ve mentioned a few times on my blog that I would love to read more diverse books and this was perfect! If you’d like any recommendations, my March Diverse Book Releases might … Continue reading Books I’m Reading For The Asian Readathon
Love From A To Z is a thought provoking YA romance/ contemporary following the journey of Zayneb and Adam and how they deal with Islamophobia and the troubles life throws at them. An educating read for those who don’t know much about the Islamic faith and the struggles Muslims go through on a daily basis. A relatable read for Muslims who deal with hate for … Continue reading Love From A To Z By S.K. Ali: Book Review
I love a good trope, especially when it’s done well. I have many favourite books, popular and underrated which have the best tropes! The Chosen One: Underrated Books Relentless Series I briefly mentioned this series in my cheap and free kindle post. The chosen one is such a fun trope and there are many fantasy books out there that fit into it. Although it’s not … Continue reading 12 Popular And Underrated Books: Trope Edition
The Sadie audiobook was one of the first audiobooks I had listened to and I was not disappointed! Audiobooks are so good to have on the go, I highly recommend them. I have a post discussing whether or not they class as proper books here. Introduction To Sadie, Audiobook Sadie has raised her 13 year old sister Mattie as their mother is absent and is … Continue reading Sadie By Courtney Summers: Audiobook Review
