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I wasn't the biggest fan of Trad Wife by Sarah Langan but I rarely am impressed by overhyped books. I was really hoping this would be the exception, it had so much potential. Why is work getting between me and reading😭😭 Life has been chaotic but let's bring back the old instagram! Who would I be without all the stories in my head after all? Good food, bad coffee and meh (so-far) book kinda start to the long weekend. It's a 5-star read streak in November! October reading wrap up is here! The October reading wrap up is looking pretty busy. Not bad for a busy month! A fairytale-esque fantasy fiction perfect for the cozy weather? "Email the author through blurry eyes" tier book!

My relative left me a lot of money, now my life is in danger: Book Recommendations Edition

My relative left me a lot of money, now my life is in danger: Book Recommendations Edition

I think your house is haunted: 4 Haunted House Books where Something More is Afoot

I think your house is haunted: 4 Haunted House Books where Something More is Afoot

Sleep Can Wait: 4 Spine-Chilling Horror Books on TBR for Q2 2026

Sleep Can Wait: 4 Spine-Chilling Horror Books on TBR for Q2 2026

  • May 1, 2026

    Book Review: “The Healing Season of Pottery” by Yeon So-Min

    Book Review: “The Healing Season of Pottery” by Yeon So-Min

    “The Healing Season of Pottery” by Yeon So-Min is a Korean Healing Fiction that will take you by surprise and absorb…

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  • April 25, 2026

    Book Review: “Wolf Worm” by T. Kingfisher

    Book Review: “Wolf Worm” by T. Kingfisher

    T. Kingfisher’s latest book, “Wolf Worm” is exactly what is promises to be, icky with worms and just scary as wolves…

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  • April 24, 2026

    Book Review: “Careless People” by Sarah Wynn-Williams

    Book Review: “Careless People” by Sarah Wynn-Williams

    A dream job, a stable income, a work visa – Sarah’s job at Facebook was a chance at success, at the…

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  • April 21, 2026

    Books Set in the Workplace: 4 Recent Reads

    Books Set in the Workplace: 4 Recent Reads

    Workplaces are tricky. Books set in workplaces expose the worst of society and the human psyche. Here is a list of…

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  • April 19, 2026

    Book Review: “Kingdom Over the Sea” by Zohra Nabi

    Book Review: “Kingdom Over the Sea” by Zohra Nabi

    Zohra Nabi has become one of my go-to YA fantasy writers these days. “The Kingdom Over the Sea” by Zohra Nabi…

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  • April 18, 2026

    Best Korean Healing Fiction that Match the Vibe of Your Favourite Healing K-drama

    Best Korean Healing Fiction that Match the Vibe of Your Favourite Healing K-drama

    April is the cruelest month and what better time to stock up on some healing fiction now? Here are best picks…

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  • April 17, 2026

    “How to Kill Your Family” by Bella MacKie: A Tale of Insufferable Human Beings

    “How to Kill Your Family” by Bella MacKie: A Tale of Insufferable Human Beings

    “How to Kill Your Family” by Bella Mackie promised a thrilling tale of revenge. But falls short in the execution. Find…

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  • April 16, 2026

    Sleep Can Wait: 4 Spine-Chilling Horror Books on TBR for Q2 2026

    Sleep Can Wait: 4 Spine-Chilling Horror Books on TBR for Q2 2026

    If you are trying to keep up with the Horror genre in 2026, let me help you with your reading list…

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  • April 14, 2026

    Book Review: “The Mill House Murders” by Yukito Ayatsuji

    Book Review: “The Mill House Murders” by Yukito Ayatsuji

    “The Mill House Murders” by Yukito Ayatsuji is a locked-room mystery with multiple deaths spanning years. This tale of revenge, intrigue…

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  • April 1, 2026

    “Strange Pictures” by Uketsu Book Review: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

    “Strange Pictures” by Uketsu Book Review: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

    Victims who leave sketches behind to identify the culprit, what are the odds that they are all pointing to the same…

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