Hey all, Sam here. It has been a very nice weekend, but things are settling back down to normal today, because my mom headed home this morning. And I'm glad I was actually able to keep up with the blogging schedule while she was here. It was nice to actually get a few posts written… Continue reading Book Review: People We Meet on Vacation by Emily Henry
NetGalley Review: A Venom Dark and Sweet by Judy I. Lin
Hey all, Sam here. It is Saturday, and sadly that means my mom will be heading home in the morning...but we're going to have one last evening of fun, and I'm looking forward to it. Actually, I'm hoping that I've managed to find some time to do some reading while she's been here. As I… Continue reading NetGalley Review: A Venom Dark and Sweet by Judy I. Lin
Book Review: I am Ace: Advice on Living Your Best Asexual Life by Cody Daigle-Orians
Hey all, Sam here. Well, everyone, it is Pride Month, and I am feeling the need to talk about that a bit. I have four books with a focus on Asexuality that I'm going to talk about this month, one for each Saturday. The reason why I am focused on this section of the LGBTQIAP+… Continue reading Book Review: I am Ace: Advice on Living Your Best Asexual Life by Cody Daigle-Orians
Weekend Writer: Save the Cat! Writes a Novel Chapter Eight by Jessica Brody (and June Prompts)
Hey all, Sam here. It's the first Friday of a new month, and that means it is time to talk about some creativity prompts. While I use them for writing stories or scenes, and just working on my craft, I can see how someone could be inspired to create art or poetry or music or… Continue reading Weekend Writer: Save the Cat! Writes a Novel Chapter Eight by Jessica Brody (and June Prompts)
NetGalley Review: Wild and Wicked Things by Francesca May
Hey all, Sam here. Two posts in one day. I have just been feeling motivated to get things done. I'm reading a good amount, and with that comes the desire to talk about books more, which of course means more posts on the blog. By the time this post goes up, my mom will be… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Wild and Wicked Things by Francesca May
May Reading Wrap-Up
Hey all, Sam here. So, I've realized that now, since I'm trying to read more regularly, that the weekly updates with WIP Wednesday might not be enough to really keep track of what I've been reading. If I have already posted a review for the books listed below, I'll also include a link to the… Continue reading May Reading Wrap-Up
WIP Wednesday – May 31
Hey all, Sam and David here. How is everything going? Welcome back to another Wednesday, another mid-week check-in in this crazy adventure we call life. We still have quite a bit going on, even if most of it is happening outside of our daily posts on the blog. Speaking of, can you believe that today… Continue reading WIP Wednesday – May 31
Tabletop Tuesday: Mouse Trap
Hey all, Sam and David here today. Get ready for a throwback, because today we're talking about a classic board game...that David had never played until recently. We've been keeping ourselves pretty busy at home, trying to get things cleaned up and organized for when Sam's mom comes to visit for the weekend. Plus there's… Continue reading Tabletop Tuesday: Mouse Trap
June TBR
Hey all, Sam here. It feels a little silly to do this. Historically I've been more unsuccessful with TBRs than I have been successful. But I also feel like I've done a pretty good job at sticking to the TBRs I've made for my last two reading challenges (Dewey's 24 Hour Readathon in April, and… Continue reading June TBR
Manga Review: The Savior’s Book Cafe Story in Another World Vol 4 by Kyouka Izumi, Oumiya, and Reiko Sakurada
Hey all, Sam here. Wow, it is Monday once again...and that must mean that I'm back to talk about manga some more. That's right, if you're new around here, every Monday is Manga Monday, so this is a series where I review one volume of a manga I've been reading each week. That's it. I… Continue reading Manga Review: The Savior’s Book Cafe Story in Another World Vol 4 by Kyouka Izumi, Oumiya, and Reiko Sakurada
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