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Continue reading →: Let’s Talk: The Importance of Diversity in Children’s Literature
Recently there was a lot of angry talk on Twitter about something an author said about diversity in children’s literature and how she basically said that anything written about a queer black kid belongs in a pamphlet, not a book. Um, sorry, what? Edi from Crazy QuiltEdi did a post…
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Continue reading →: Libraries
Did you know that most towns and cities across the United States has a library? I think libraries are a wonderful place for any reader to be able to go to because not only do you get to rent out books for free, but you can also donate books you…
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Continue reading →: Being Impatient With Books
So I’ve been getting really frustrated with myself lately when I read and that because I’ve been being impatient when I read. I need to know the next action sequence, the next romance scene, the ending to happen RIGHT NOW. And it’s pissing me off. I want to enjoy what…
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Continue reading →: Cover Reveal: Zaria Fierce and the Enchanted Drakeland Sword
Hey peeps! Today I wanted to share with you a cover reveal from author Keira Gillett, whom I held a blog tour post for about her first book in this middle grade series. This is the second book and as such, here’s what you can look forward to below! ***…
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Continue reading →: September 2015 Wrap-Up
Another month come and gone. I seriously can’t believe September is already over with! It’s flown by! In the month of September I read a total of three books, which is a little better than last month, but not by much. And the books are: “Queen of Shadows” by Sarah…



