Minda here with today's Top 5 Wednesday topic: best reads when you're stuck inside on a rainy day! Or watching the storm from the porch. 5. Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson - Sometimes you just want to embrace the dreariness of the day and have a good cry. This is a great book for … Continue reading Top 5 Wednesday: Rainy Day Reads
VERY SPOILERY DRUNK REVIEW: Damsel by Elana K. Arnold
Damsel by Elana K. Arnold Reviewed by Linz! I'm not joking. This is wildly spoilery. What I drank: just a casual saturday of playing "what's in the fridge?" w P, Virginia, and Sam. Soooo...everything? i drank it all. What it's about: Imma pull from goodreads for this one, so you understand my reveiw better. "The rite … Continue reading VERY SPOILERY DRUNK REVIEW: Damsel by Elana K. Arnold
Weekly Wrap-up: Apr 15-21, 2019
Hello fellow boozie readers! Sam's Update: It's Magical Readathon!! Working hard to be a Metal Charmer. It's also Tome Topple, so I've started my Tomes as well =). I spiraled a bit this week with my mental health, so I was struggling with reading. I did finish my first tome though! What Sam finished this week: … Continue reading Weekly Wrap-up: Apr 15-21, 2019
Drunk Review: Book Doctor by Esther Cole
Book Doctor by Esther Cole Reviewed by Ginny! What I drank prior: so mich wine. Thank you book club. Spoiler-free Overview: dear god. Don't fuxking read this book. Arletter is a book doctor meaning she helps people with book ideas. Zhes not great at her job (although everyone seems to think she's the best). Hatbinger … Continue reading Drunk Review: Book Doctor by Esther Cole
Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite SFF Booktubers (and Bloggers)
Hey everyone!!Sam here. Today's Top 5 Wednesday topic is for our favorite SFF Booktubers, a crossover from the Booktube SFF Awards. Though, since we're bloggers, I'm adding a couple of them to the list as well =) Here it goes!5. Nadine from NadsBookNook - She's always so good about engaging with the community, leaving comments, and … Continue reading Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite SFF Booktubers (and Bloggers)
DRUNK REVIEW: The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager
The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager Reviewed by Minda!! What M drank prior: A bacon-infused Bloody Mary, Two 20oz mugs of rosé cider, and one daiquiri—went with the flow for Sunday Funday. Spoiler-free Overview: The book follows this woman Emma who is sort of stuck in the past on a traumatic thing that … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager
Weekly Wrap-up: Apr 8-14, 2019
Hello fellow boozie readers! Sam's Update: It's Magical Readathon!! Working hard to be a Metal Charmer. It's also Tome Topple, so I've started my Tomes as well =). It was an ok week, that ended with the premiere of GoT so color me happy. What Sam finished this week: Defense Against the Dark Arts: Reign the … Continue reading Weekly Wrap-up: Apr 8-14, 2019
Drunk Review: The Burning Page by Genevieve Cogman
The Burning Page by Genevieve Cogman Reviewed by Ginny! What I drank prior: Malibu rum and cranberry juice. One of my friends turned me onto to them and now I can't stop drinking them. Spoiler-free Overview: ah this was back to what I wanted. Okay. So. Things are off their axis. Irene and Kai are … Continue reading Drunk Review: The Burning Page by Genevieve Cogman
Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite Jokesters
I’m a huge fan of snarky, sarcastic, jokey characters. I’ve gone a little bit lighter on the sarcasm here, but these people are definitely people who made me laugh (and occasionally cry) from their antics. Honestly, if you haven’t read these characters yet, I fully suggest you do. Fred and George Weasley: Does this really … Continue reading Top 5 Wednesday: Favorite Jokesters
DRUNK REVIEW: Holy Sister by Mark Lawrence
Holy Sister by Mark Lawrence Reviewed by Sam **We received an early copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. We'd like to thank Mark and Harper Voyager for the opportunity. This book comes out today and you can get it here.** What I drank prior: so much wine... the big bubba … Continue reading DRUNK REVIEW: Holy Sister by Mark Lawrence
