Book Review: Circe by Madeline Miller

I have always been interested by mythology, especially Roman and Greek. In Madeline Miller's Circe, the story is centered around Greek mythology. In many stories and legends, like the one of Odysseus in The Odyssey, Circe is more of a side character. I liked that she was able to get her own story, even if …

Vicious (Villains #1) by V.E. Schwab

I finally read a V.E. Schwab book! And it wasn't even the one I own. This was a pick for the (very) small book club that a couple of my friends started, which we kind of do via text. But it works since we live in different states/ areas and have different schedules. Blurb: Victor …

My Favorite Book to Screen Adaptations

After doing my post about book to screen adaptations that I'm excited for, I decided to expand on the idea. This week's Bookish Thought will cover book adaptations that I really like. Unfortunately, not all of these will be books that I've had the chance to read yet. Though they are probably waiting patiently on …

Sisters of Shadow and Light by Sara B. Larson

I didn't go into reading Sisters of Shadow and Light with any expectations, really. I also have never read anything by Sara Larson either, though I recognize some of her other titles. I honestly don't remember requesting this book in Netgalley. All I know is, that it was a book that I was approved for. …

The Bone Ships by R.J. Barker

Barker's newest book, The Bone Ships, is the start of his new trilogy, The Tide Child. I read a couple reviews from other bloggers that I follow and they all enjoyed this one. I've never read anything by Barker before, though I do have his other trilogy on my TBR list. Then I logged into …