Category: Features
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Howl’s Moving Castle Read Along Week #2
Hello Readers!I had some unexpected health issues come up this week which delayed my plans for posting my answers to the week #2 Howl’s Moving Castle read-along questions. I got a cold the same week I got my period AND my allergies acted up! I have been suffering. Never again will I laugh at Howl’s… Read more
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Howl’s Moving Castle Read Along Week #1
Hello Readers!This month I’m participating in the Wyrd and Wonder read-along of Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones. I was only supposed to read chapters 1-7 for the first section of the read-along, but I got so sucked into the story I was already on chapter 9 before I knew it! Having already seen… Read more
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Wyrd & Wonder 2023: Plans & TBR
Hello Readers!It’s Wyrd & Wonder season yet again, and wow did this month sneak up on me! It felt like a week ago that I was first seeing Lisa’s Wyrd & Wonder read-along announcement and thinking there was no way I could wait a month. Welp! April flew by before I knew it. Now it’s… Read more
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Reading and Blogging Update: I Graduated!
Hello readers!It’s been a hectic few months for me. I didn’t originally plan on going so long without posting, but as I started my last semester of school I realized I had to put my more mentally taxing hobbies on hold. Now, I’m officially a college graduate! And for the first time in over a… Read more
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2022 Reading Growth Check
Since joining the blogging world I’ve participated in the yearly reading goal three times, including this year. After failing to reach my goal of 40 books the first year, I set my goal at the same place for 2021 and managed to complete it on my second try. This year I again set my goal… Read more
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Is Readerly a Good Alternative to Goodreads?
A few months ago I compared the classic reader website, Goodreads, to the newer StoryGraph, and a lot of people seemed to find it helpful. Goodreads is a staple for most authors and readers because it’s such a big platform, but not everyone wants to support a website made by Amazon. Additionally, Goodreads is notorious… Read more
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Why Does Gojo Protect Itadori Yuji in Jujutsu Kaisen
WARNING: This post contains spoilers for the Jujutsu Kaisen manga! During Wyrd and Wonder in May, I posted a character analysis of Itachi from Naruto, and I absolutely loved writing the post. Normally when I read books I don’t think about the characters’ motivations too much because I already get insight into their thought processes… Read more
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Monstress Read-Along Announcement
Hi Readers!I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be hosting a Monstress read-along next month! I’ve been obsessing about this graphic novel series since I first picked it up, so I thought it would be perfect for hosting my first read-along. Read more
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Wyrd and Wonder 2022 Wrap Up
We’ve come to the end of another month of fantasy celebration, so it’s time to wrap up the Fifth year of Wyrd and Wonder. There’s a lot to get through so I’m just going to jump right into it. First up is a summary of the books I read this month! This post is part… Read more
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Top Five Comic Fantasy Novels
For the last Top Five Fantasy prompt, the Wyrd and Wonder hosts asked us to pick our favorite fantasy subgenre. My (current) favorite fantasy genre is comic fantasy. For me, reading is a way to destress, and comic fantasy novels are a perfect, lighthearted form of escapism. I also just love anything that makes me… Read more
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10 Cool Fantasy Settings
Whenever I think of a fantasy setting those maps at the beginning of the book are the first thing that comes to mind. You know, the ones where you find all the medieval-inspired kingdoms and made up names for seas and forests. In reality Read more
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Top Five Books Featuring Wyrd and Wonder Mascots
I’m looking forward to getting back on track with my posts and starting the Wyrd and Wonder read-along book, The Summer Tree by Guy Gavriel Kay. And for today, I’m sharing my top five fantasy books featuring the Wyrd and Wonder mascots! Read more
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More than Meets the Eye: Uchiha Itachi and the Good All Along Trope
I found myself watching Naruto, and came across the Good All Along trope. This trope happens when, for whatever reason, a character must play the role of a villain in order to do good. Read more


















