We're all on a voyage. This one is mine.
Hello, my voyagers! Today is very special because it is the official release day for Victoria Lynn's latest book, This Life of Mine. Victoria has shared on Instagram how much this book means to her, and if there is one thing I know, it's that her passion will most certainly bleed through the pages of… Continue reading This Life of Mine by Victoria Lynn // Happy Release Day
Since I'm seeing Taylor Swift live later this year (I cannot believe I get to write that sentence and IT'S REAL), I thought that it was a good time to do this tag. I found it forever ago on We Heart It, and immediately knew that I had to do it. Unfortunately, it's been sitting… Continue reading 30 Taylor Swift Songs Tag
Depending on how long you've been around, you may or may not know the true depths of my love for the dystopian genre. It's my favorite for a lot of reasons, but mostly because it captures the essence of my absolute favorite trope: characters who won't give up, even when they know that they have… Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to the Dystopian Genre
We Could Be Villains was a book I've been following ever since Megan started pitching it on Twitter. It looked fun, and when it was available for preorder last year, I couldn't resist. I bought a copy, received some incredible preorder goodies (keep reading to see a picture), and found myself immersed in a universe… Continue reading We Could Be Villains by Megan McCullough // A Book Review
Hello, my voyagers. I'm absolutely honored to share with you the brand new cover for Angela R. Watts's newest book, Winter of the Bees. This one is middle-grade, which makes it perfect for any younger girls or boys that you might know. If this book resonates with you, would you consider sharing this post or… Continue reading Winter of the Bees by Angela R. Watts // A Cover Reveal
Happy New Year, voyagers! I figured that the first post of 2023 needed to be special, and what better way to start a new year than by talking about first lines? I've had this post sitting in my drafts for an embarrassingly long time, so it was time to dust it off, polish it up,… Continue reading How to Write a First Line that will Hook Your Reader
the world that once spilled with amber flecks and the sky that used to drip with purple lava are finally, finally calm. there are no more sunsets. only the swirl of stardust that settles around the edge of the universe. but the moon survived. her surface is scarred with deep cuts and jagged cliffs. each… Continue reading goodnight
Last year, I posted the Top 10 Things I Consumed, and well, it just feels right to continue the trend again this year. #10. The Haunting of Hill House Synopsis: Flashing between past and present, a fractured family confronts haunting memories of their old home and the terrifying events that drove them from it. Genre:… Continue reading The Top 10 Things I Consumed in 2022
Back in August of 2019 I posted a poem that was based on a "types of girls" post on Pinterest. I've been wanting to write another poem based on another one of these Pinterest posts for quite some time, and I've finally finished it. I wanted this one to be equally meaningful, but still fresh… Continue reading Months
I love YA novels. It's my favorite genre and it's the type of story that I consume the most. However, there are a lot of really famous YA novels that I've never read. Some of them I haven't read because they've just been on my TBR for YEARS and I can't find the time to… Continue reading Popular YA Books That I Haven’t Read
The Long Voyage 