Monthly wrap up // March 2021

Hello, lovely people of the blogosphere! I can't really believe March is already over. Not a lot of things happened this month but maybe they did, and I only hadn't noticed it. School started, but I don't notice the difference much because I live only a kilometer away from school. I also challenged myself to …

Meet the book blogger tag

Hi peeps! I've got a lot of posts in my drafts folder but today I decided to publish this one: meet the book blogger tag, created by Samantha and Amber over at Bibliomavens! Thanks so much, Isha at Paperback Tomes, and Cherry, at Letters to the Lost, for tagging me! Let's get into the tag …

Why I keep a diary

The title of this post is misleading. I should've named it 'why I journal' because, as I found out about two years ago, my interpretation of the words 'diary' and 'journal' were mayyybe quite the opposite of what they actually were. I thought the journal was the cold and formal thing while the diary was …

Ideal Inspiration Blogger Award

Hi guys! This week will be a pretty hectic one for me, what with school, term tests and all the unglamorous parts of being a student, but I'm stopping for a short while to do my first blog award. I was tagged for this a while back by Maeve at Books by Maeve. Check out …

Best book moms

Okay, we all know mothers in books are rare. Either they're absent working (and no idea their kids are saving the world) or else they're downright horrible. Or passive aggressive. So I decided to come up with a list of the best moms in books I've come across. Because sweet, supportive moms deserve a chance …

Book review: Wave by Sonali Deraniyagala // a memoir of life after the tsunami

About the book Title: Wave Author: Sonali Deraniyagala Genre: Memoir On the morning of December 26, 2004, on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, Sonali Deraniyagala lost her parents, her husband, and her two young sons in the tsunami she miraculously survived. In this brave and searingly frank memoir, she describes those first horrifying moments …

Monthly wrap up | February 2021

Two months down; ten more to go. And I really really really wish time would slow down. February was an okay-ish month. Not too bad, and not exactly awesome either. Well, maybe a little bit leaning to the bad side. The last days were spent me staring at the blank screen and blinking cursor, or …