A new day, a new tag. I love books and I love Disney, so this seemed like the perfect tag to do. This tag was created by Mandy @Book Princess Reviews. Mushu from Mulan/ Olaf and Sven from Frozen: The Comic Relief -Name Your Favorite Hilarious Character or Your Favorite Comedy/Funny Book I read so…… Continue reading Disney Sidekick Book Tag
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Book List: Books With Black Protagonists
Representation is so important. It shows readers they are not alone and that they can be a hero. It can also show readers what it’s like not to be like them. It builds empathy and unity through our diversity. I’ve been seeing a lot more books out with POC main characters and I am loving…… Continue reading Book List: Books With Black Protagonists
Book Lists: Books About Bookstores and Libraries
If you read my blog, you’re probably a reader. And if you’re a reader, you probably love the idea of bookstores and libraries–places dedicated to guarding books, the gatekeepers of fictional worlds. What about books that have bookstores in them? The Book Thief by Markus Zusak Genre: Historical Fiction Average Goodreads Rating: 4.38 I read…… Continue reading Book Lists: Books About Bookstores and Libraries
Book Lists: Books with Assassins
I think it’s fair to say we love morally grey characters, especially ever since we’ve realized the world isn’t black and white. Sometimes, readers even fall for the villain, if he’s dark and handsome enough. And then, some of the best books have leading killers with awesome skills and who put the sass in assassinate.…… Continue reading Book Lists: Books with Assassins
Book Lists: The Redemption Arc
My favorite trope of all time is when a character gets a redemption arc. It doesn’t even have to be the villain but it is so much better if it is. Think about how Crowley in Supernatural went from an antagonist to a lovable uncle who is a bit odd. Think of any character who…… Continue reading Book Lists: The Redemption Arc
Book Review: Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (ORION Children’s Books)
I stayed up until two am last night to finish the Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo, published by ORION Children’s Books. If you’ve read my Six of Crows review, you know I loved it. Its sequel, Crooked Kingdom, continues the story of the Crows after the impossible heist and the enemies that double…… Continue reading Book Review: Crooked Kingdom by Leigh Bardugo (ORION Children’s Books)
Living For Literature 