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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My Month in Books | November 2021
Here’s my month in books for November 2021: what I’ve read, what I plan to read, and what I’m currently reading.
Read MoreReview: Romancing Manhattan Series by Kristen Proby
3.5/5☕ | If you want some easy romantic and spicy reads, with fun (adult, talk 30+) characters and strong family themes, Kristen Proby’s Romancing Manhattan series is a great choice for a good time.
Read MorePhoto Diary: Tasting Notes (Napa, CA)
It was the perfect time of the day: walking in those cobbled halls while the almost setting sun bathed everything in gold.
Read MoreNon Fiction November | My 6 Most Memorable Non Fiction Reads So Far
It’s Non Fiction November! In honor of this special month, I am listing down 6 of my most memorable non fiction reads so far.
Read MoreMy Month in Books | October 2021
Here’s my month in books for October 2021: what I’ve read, what I plan to read, and what I’m currently reading.
Read MoreReview: 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.
Read MoreReview: 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.
Read MoreListed: 10 Ways my Reading Habits Changed During the Pandemic
In this post, I listed down 10 significant ways my reading habits changed during this great panini (ehehe).
Read MoreReading Diary: 9 Thoughts I Had While Reading Anxious People by Fredrik Backman
My reading experience for Anxious People, admittedly, has been a very personal one. This reading diary might not make sense to other people – but for me, reading this has been a very transformative and emotional affair.
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Pages and Coffee Cups 