July Read: Snow White With the Red Hair Volume 9

Hey everyone! Sorry I'm a day late; we had some internet issues which were finally resolved yesterday, so now I'm back with my July read, Snow White With the Red Hair Volume 9! Yes, I kinda get it's in the middle of the series, but this book is a nice place to do one on … Continue reading July Read: Snow White With the Red Hair Volume 9 →

May Read: Fyodor Dostoevsky

Hey everyone! I'm back with May's book review on the biography of Fyodor Dostoevsky by Peter Leithart. Now, since this is a non-fiction book, there will be no content review, just my own personal one. So let's get started! The Synopsis (Taken from Goodreads) In his twenties, Fydor Dostoevsky, son of a Moscow doctor, graduate … Continue reading May Read: Fyodor Dostoevsky →

What Biography Should I Read And Review in May?

Hey everyone! Sorry I'm a day late. I've been busy with holiday things, so hopefully now that it's over, I'll be able to stay on track again! I'm back with my book poll of the month. In May, I'll be reading biographies, so I've picked out five biographies for you to pick from for me … Continue reading What Biography Should I Read And Review in May? →

April Scripture: Proverbs 12:15-16

Hey everyone! It's time for the first post in April! As you know, April 1st was April Fool's Day, so I decided to open this month up with a Scripture verse from my Bible reading today, Proverbs 12:15-16, which talks about fools. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Proverbs 12:15-16 says, "Fools think their own way … Continue reading April Scripture: Proverbs 12:15-16 →

March Read: The Secret Bridge

Hey everyone! It's time for my review on my March read, The Secret Bridge by Amy Le Feuvre. As always, my content review will be first and will contain spoilers, so if you'd prefer not to be spoiled, scroll down to my personal review! The Synopsis (Taken from Lamplighter): We are brought into Bridget’s world, … Continue reading March Read: The Secret Bridge →

What Lamplighter Book Should I Read and Review for March?

Hey everyone! It's that time of month again for my book poll! And for March, I decided to read some Lamplighter books, so I have five below for you all to pick from! Choice #1: The Stranger At Home by Mrs. Sherwood The Stranger at Home, along with its accompanying stories, might seem a little … Continue reading What Lamplighter Book Should I Read and Review for March? →

A Couple Announcements and My December Read: Tolkien’s Ordinary Virtues

Hey everyone! I'm back with my last book review of the year! This year seemed to just fly by, and I want to thank all you loyal readers for sticking with me. I hope to continue to bring you interesting and engaging content! I'm almost to fifty followers so I'm so grateful for you all … Continue reading A Couple Announcements and My December Read: Tolkien’s Ordinary Virtues →

‘Twas the Night Before Jesus Came (A Poem)

Hey everyone! So last year I did a bunch of short stories for Christmas, and I wanted to do it this year, but it just didn't happen. It seems like the holidays have come super quick this year for some reason, and I wanted to do SOMETHING holiday themed, and my mom came across this … Continue reading ‘Twas the Night Before Jesus Came (A Poem) →

Why I Never Participate in NaNoWriMo

Hey everyone! I'm back with this week's post! This one is on "NaNoWriMo", which stands for National November Writing Month. Most writers have heard of this, but in case you haven't, here's the basic lowdown for it. Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com National November Writing Month is basically an event for writers where you pledge … Continue reading Why I Never Participate in NaNoWriMo →

Book Review: Resistance by Jaye L. Knight

Hey everyone! Welcome back! I've made a few minor changes around here, if you haven't noticed, so I hope the site is easier to navigate and the ways to connect with me are clearer. Anyways, to the post! I'm doing another special book review on book one of the Ilyon Chronicles by Jaye L. Knight, … Continue reading Book Review: Resistance by Jaye L. Knight →