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June 2018 Recap | Moving House + My Current Manga Obsession
May 2018 Recap | Meeting Jay Kristoff + New Piercing
21.05.18 | Some Thoughts on Books I’m Currently Reading
What are you currently reading? Have you read any of the books I’m reading at the moment? I’ll admit I’ve got an eclectic mix of titles on the go. I’m roughly half way through all of them, so I’m going to be relieved to just finish something soon!
April 2018 Recap | Reading Highlights + May TBR
2018 YA & Junior Releases I Can’t Wait For
When I was a teenager and read a lot of classics, I never knew the agony/joy of anticipating a new release because all my favourite authors lived decades or centuries ago. But since falling in love with YA and junior fiction and becoming a fangirl of a handful of contemporary authors, all that has changed. I restricted myself to listing only 2018 releases. Here are my highest anticipated releases in chronological order!
March 2018 Recap | My Bookstagram + New Additions to My TBR
5 Books You Should Read on Transgender Day of Visibility 2018
March 31st is a day to respect and support transgender people in our community (people who have a gender identity or gender expression that differs from the biological gender they were assigned at birth).
You want to be an ally? Be a good listener! So here are 5 books written BY people from the transgender community. There’s something here for every age reader, no matter what sort of journey you’re on – be it a journey of awareness and acceptance or self-discovery.
Graphic Novels with Girl Leads on my TBR | International Women’s Day 2018
Last year I read so many awesome graphic novels with girl leads. I loved seeing girls cast as action heroes and adventurers, and watching them find themselves and come of age. I’ve included graphic novels – new and old – with female leads that I hope to get my hands on soon! How many of these have you read? What else should I add to my TBR?
Feminist Nonfiction TBR | International Women’s Day 2018
Happy International Women’s Day! If you don’t normally read nonfiction, I hope my roundup inspires you. There’s something on here for every age group. Some of these books anthologise a diverse array of women’s stories so you can hitchhike through history and travel around the globe between the covers of just one book!
Books can be such a powerful tool for unity and equality. So speak up, read up, and know that your story is important.
