Category: Reading Challenge
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Mid-Year Reading Update: Favorites (So Far) + Finishing My 2024 Reading Challenge
Suddenly, it’s July and we are somehow in the second half of this year. This is a good old mid-year reading update just to keep track.
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My 2023 in Books + Top 10 Reads of the Year & 2024 Bookish Resolutions
Tracking the books I read and analysing my yearly reading habits has been a therapeutic thing ever since I started doing it. It’s a fun and unique way of looking back to the year that passed. Most of the time, my reading patterns reflect the experiences I had or wanted to have (longings) in a…
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(Series) Review: Coffeehouse Mystery #1 to #4 by Cleo Coyle
4.4/5☕ | My recent audiobook streak has given yet another cosy mystery series to obsess about: The Coffeehouse Mystery Series. It took a while before I got to actually read this friend recommendation, but I absolutely loved it when I did!
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My 2022 in Books + My Top 10 Reads of the Year & 2023 Bookish Resolutions
It’s that time of the year again (although a little bit late): for recaps and best-of lists! This post is about everything bookish in my 2022: reading stats, my top reads, and some 2023 resolutions.
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Review: Writers & Lovers by Lily King
4.5/5☕| Lily King’s Writers & Lovers points out that no matter the age, we take time to grow into our own. That despite wherever we are in life at the moment, there will always be something to figure out and to work for.
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Listed | My Best Reads of 2021
It’s that time of the year again: for recaps and best-of lists! I’ve listed down my favorites books I’ve read this 2021 – both fiction and non fiction.
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Review: The Legal Briefs Series by Emma Chase
4.5/5☕ | The Legal Briefs Series cemented my love for legal romances. This series was definitely a surprise and it gave me one of my favorite rom-com books of all time.
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Review: The People in the Trees by Hanya Yanagihara
5/5☕ | The People in the Trees slowly morphed into this thing that I can’t stop thinking about. And now, I am convinced that each second of it was intentional. It reads as it feels: suffocating, fascinating, disturbing.
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Review: 84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff
4/5☕ | There’s a very comforting element to 84, Charing Cross Road – the way it feels like the sort of story you read when you’re having a bad day: like a cup of hot chocolate or a warm blanket on a cold morning.
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Non Fiction Round Up Episode 5: Trauma, Healing and Crying in Convenience Stores
Welcome to Episode 5 of my Non Fiction Round Up series – where I talk about all of the non fiction books I’ve read. I listed down additional 5 non fiction books that I was able to finish lately.
Pages and Coffee Cups 