Reading


I write and share so many different reviews each week and each moth that it would be impossible to include them all on this page. Instead, I thought I would make this a resource to help you connect to the type of review your looking for. I always categorize my reviews with special tags so these categories's links will automatically update with all my awesome new content! If you're looking for a specific book or review, use the search bar above. I hope you will find a book you love!

These reviews come out every Sunday and range from recent releases to old, backlog books that I've recently discovered! 

These are my 5 star books or other books that I really love. If you're looking for a book to fall head over heels for, this is your destination.

If you're looking to find out about new books that are coming out soon, use this link to find my ARC reviews or most recently released reads! (These two titles lead to two different tags. There is a lot of crossover, but I recommend looking at both).

I have a couple themed lists of favorites for each year, perfect books for holidays (mostly Halloween), and other books that I think belong together.

If you're curious about what special posts will be posted in a month, click here to see a preview, complete with summaries and dates they'll be uploaded so you can have something to look forward to!

Month in Review
At the end of each month, I recap the books I've read, posts I've written, and what's happened in my life each month. It's a great place to catch up on any posts you might have missed.


This section is especially for books by authors I've met and had my book signed by at Teen Book Con every year. If you're curious to see what I thought of the books I bought, keep looking at this tag for updates.

If you want to see every post I've ever written that has anything to do with reading, this is your spot!

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