Evolving Perceptions

Expected publication: May 31st 2022 What is your favorite coming of age book?  Please tell me below. Be sure to follow my social media accounts to see bookish stuffs or chat about books, or be reading buddies. Instagram Bookstagram Twitter Goodreads XOXO,  Bella

This month of May, I have a couple of books that I need to write a review so I'll be reading those. I will also be finishing my re-reading of the Lord of the Rings. I also may read a couple more of books depending if I get a lot of free time like last month.  What are you planning on reading this month?  Please tell me below. Be sure to follow my social media accounts to see bookish stuffs or chat about books, or be reading buddies. Instagram Bookstagram Twitter Goodreads XOXO,  Bella

Hi lovelies! I am actually proud of my wrap up for this month. I did a Birthday readathon this month and I was able to read a lot of my books that have been in my TBR pile for a while such as Kingdom of Ash and The President is Missing. My goal for this month is to read 10 books and I did read 10 books. I wanted to really a lot of books this month especially since school have started and looking at the syllabus of my class I won't be have the time to read as much as I want. So moving on here are the books that I read:  1. A Flair for Flip Flops by Deborah Garner  I received a copy of this book in exchanged for an honest review.  I had a hard time getting into the story because it was the 5th book of a series and I usually want to read book one first but once I read past 50 pages I got hooked into the story. It is a light read which is perfect for a summer read by the poolside. It is comparable to Nancy Drew since both characters both amateur detectives and their stor...

This is my wrap up for my Birthday readathon, which I did last September 13-20, 2019. I decided to do this readathon because I have a lot of books on my TBR and I really want to read all of my books in my bookshelf before I buy more books. I think this is a good way for me to read a lot. It definitely helped me motivate myself into reading a lot this week. Also, I am going back to school so I wanted to read more before school starts because once I get back to school. I won't be able to read books as much as I want. So here is a weekly recap of my week. Weekly Log:  Day 1: September 13, 2019 The Trouble with Flirting by Claire LeZebnik  .......................  336 pages Capturing the Devil by Kerri Maniscalco   .......................   135 pages Day 2: S eptember 14, 2019 Capturing the Devil by Kerri Maniscalco  .......................  309 pages City of Ghost by Victoria Schwab  .......................

I barely read in the month of April because I went to the U.S for a month for vacation and I could only read 1-2 chapters a day. Therefore, my reading challenge suffered and I fell behind my reading schedule. So I am made it up for the month of May and read 9 books. I am still a book or two behind my schedule but at least I made a big progress. 1. Fiance for the night by  Melissa Mclone. She needs a fiancé--for only one night. Cassandra Daniels’ parents want to meet her fiancé. They’ve driven hours to have dinner with the man who stole their daughter’s heart. The only problem—he doesn’t exist. She made him up because her mom and dad are concerned about her. Cassandra could tell the truth, but she’s tired of always disappointing her family. Now, she must find a handsome, respectable-looking guy to be her fake fiancé. Troy McKnight can’t believe a gorgeous blonde wants to pretend to be engaged for the night. Why him? She’s his total opposite—impulsive, adventurous, an...

This is probably the saddest book haul since most of them are for school and they cost a lot. I would rather buy more YA books but I need these textbooks for school.  1. Politically Correct: The Ultimate Story Book 2. Theories of Personality by Feist and Feist 3. DSM-5 fifth edition 4. Abnormal Psychology Moving on to my wrap up, I did a lot of re-reading this month. I really want to re-read a lot for this year especially my favorite books to see if I have change my opinions about them. 1. Unraveling the Truth About Love by Addison Cole  Discover the magic of the Bradens, and fall in love with Addison Cole's rich and romantic storytelling. In Unraveling the Truth About Love… Small-town overachiever Riley Banks has finally scored her big break--working in Manhattan as a fashion design assistant for her childhood crush, Josh Braden. She enters her new job hoping to make a name for herself and--just maybe--explore the romance that slipped through her fingers way ba...