If I could describe 'I'll Conjure for You by Charish Reid, it would be 'honest and funny.' I love this book because everyone is vulnerable, even the ghosts/demons. Everyone is very human, whether they physically are or not. Let's backtrack a little. I'll Conjure for You is the sequel to 'I'll Come Back for You.' … Continue reading I’ll Conjure for You by Charish Reid
April is coming to an end...this month went suspiciously fast. Here are the books I'm reading and hope to end the month with. Tale of the Yellow Dragon by Brothers Without A Tomorrow If you like romance and time travel between the mortal world and a mystical kingdom, then 'Tale of the Yellow Dragon' is for … Continue reading Books I’m reading: Smut, Growth, and Revenge
I feel like I dropped a lot of books this month. Not sure why. Still, I'm enjoying the books I'm reading now. Here is a mini update on one of the books I'm reading. It's also a part of my #DarkFiction Challenge via @storygraph Dead Girls Walking by Sami Ellis Temple Baker is the daughter … Continue reading Book Update
What's the most fun way to exercise? Dancing to the music you love, in comfortable shoes, is the best way to exercise. Although I enjoy exercising with others, I feel most like myself and free when I dance alone. Thats what I consider "the most fun way to exercise."
Happy April! To kick off April, let's take a look back at March. I read 27 fantastic books, fics, and manhwas: some horror, some horror, a little smut, and a lot of grief. Out of the 27, 5 stood out and made me laugh, cry, and feel nostalgic. Im going to do something different in … Continue reading Favorite reads of March
What makes you laugh? I tend to laugh a lot when people around me laugh, regardless of whether the situation is actually funny or not. I believe it's because I enjoy the sound of their laughter or their voice, similar to how people tend to smile when they hear a nice or soothing sound. The … Continue reading The sound of laughter
What do you wish you could do more every day? I wish I could take regular afternoon naps to be more alert, productive, and less exhausted.
Are you superstitious? I believe in magic, karma, and superstition. I won't step on a crack because it will "break my mama's back," if I eat grapes before an exam, I will fail. I wear the same locket and touch it for luck whenever I leave the house. Once, I forgot to pray before I … Continue reading Something’s amiss
Here is a mini update for the month. This post includes books I've read/completed this month, books I'm reading, and what's next on my list. Books completed in March (so far) 1. Black on Both Sides: A Racial History of Trans Identity by C. Riley Snorton In Black on Both Sides, C. Riley Snorton identifies multiple … Continue reading March Mini-Update
I'm a library person. I grew up fifteen minutes away, so I usually get my books at the library or Libby, but sometimes...not always, sometimes...there are books I can't find in either, so I open my browser and add them to my cart. My cart is on Bookshop.org, where all the good books live. There … Continue reading Where all the good books live
You're writing your autobiography. What's your opening sentence? If there's one thing I won't do is cause a problem. There's a stereotype or perception of the middle child where they start problems, coupes, or whatever, but that's not me. Sure, I might start a revolution when I see injustice, I will fight to the death, … Continue reading A memoir about not causing problems
Tattle Teller 