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Apr 7, 2026

FFAF: The Easter Book Tag

    

Intro


Can you believe Easter is in 2 days? Tomorrow I'm hosting a community Easter party so it is the perfect time to do the Easter Book Tag! I found this tag from the Alli the Book Giraffe blog. It originated from the YouTube channel Rosie the Reader.

The Prompts and My Picks


Rabbits: a book that you wish would multiply (become a series)

Cambria by A.R. Tyler

I found something about this book incredibly addictive. I feel like you could follow a side character or two and make an interesting series out of it.


Egg: a book that surprised you

Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow

This book was a lot darker and triggering than I was lead to believe. It is truly depraved and a difficult read. I barely finished it. 


Hunt: a book that was hard for you to get your hands on

Addicted by Krista & Becca Ritche

As I am on a permanent book-buying ban (I make very low income), I very rarely get the chance to buy books. I got this one with a gift card.

Lambs: a children's book you still enjoy

The Geronimo Stilton series

It is simply lighthearted goofy fun with lovely illustrations. This series has been near and dear to my heart since I was a kid. 


Spring: a book with a cover that makes you think of spring

It Seemed Like a Good Idea by Lauren Blakely

The pretty lavender storefront is totally giving a spring vibe. Gorgeous flowers automatically makes me think of spring.


Jesus: a religous or spiritual book you love

Everything is Spiritual by Rob Bell

I am not a religious or spiritual person at all. It simply does not interest me. This is the only book I've read that would count.


Rising from the dead: a book from a deceased author

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald

This one is one of my favorite classic books. I did a project about it in English class which made me connect to it even more.


Baskets: a book that is on your wish list right now

Addicted for Now by Krista & Becca Ritchie

As I discussed a bit ago, I am working on collecting this series. This is the next one I need to obtain.


Candy: a book that is sweet

So Not My Mr. Wright by Evie Sterling

Evie is my go-to author for sweeter reads. They are all lovely and lighthearted. This is my favorite of hers.

Outro

Well... this challenge leaned a bit more religious than I am comfortable with. Just remember, I do not support Christianity and the great falsification of what The Bible actually says. This was just meant to be lighthearted fun. As always, if you'd like to do the challenge, consider yourself tagged.

Apr 1, 2026

March 2026 Reads


 March 2026 Reads 


This month I read 13 books 

I DNFed 2 books

These books were 77% fiction

They were 8% physical, 23% digital, and 69% audio

The most popular genres were romance, contemporary, and LGBTQ+

My average rating was 4.19 stars

My longest reading day was March 2nd


The Books

➽ Thinky Thoughts: All Grown Up and Still Just as Confused by Gwenna Laithland

Dear Debbie by Freida McFadden

➽ The Ex-Girlfriend Murder Club by Gloria Chao

Cambria by A.R. Tyler

Caught Up by Navessa Allen

➽ The Trouble with Love and Exposure by Harriet Ashford

Bottom of the Pyramid by Nia Sioux

Blind Ride by B.A. Tortuga

Common Goal by Rachel Reid

➽ The Gender Binary Is a Big Lie: Infinite Identities Around the World by Lee Wind

➽ The Good Girl Exception by Maren Moore

Sacked by Surprise by Beatrice Bradshaw

Girl in Pieces by Kathleen Glasgow

Feb 2, 2026

Book Mail Monday #2

 


Intro

Welcome back to Book Mail Monday! This week I've got 4 fun pieces of book mail to share from a variety of sources. Ready to see what I've got?

The Book Mail











Books Included

Risky Business by Annabelle Slator
Cambria by A.R. Tyler
Switch by Beth Christopher
- Murder on the Metro by Jon Land (continuing Margaret Truman's work).

Discussion

Risky Business was sent to me unexpectedly by the publisher Harper Collins. I am on a few of their mailing lists so it is not super surprising. This one is releasing February 3rd so it is a little less than a week in advance, but is only a first printing.


Next up is Cambria. This one is also first printing, but was sent to me by the author to read and review. It also includes a short and sweet note from the author. This book releases February 17th. 

Another fun piece of book mail is Unspoken Rules. It is signed in light purple. Included is a piece of NSFW art (no I will not be sharing a full picture of it as absolutely nothing is left to the imagination.) The package also includes a Penny Fox bookmark and business card. 

Last, but not least is Murder on the Metro. This is one I technically ordered myself. That said, it was completely free. That's because it came from Little Free Bookshop! I am fascinated by this one as I have been to DC before and used their metro. I feel like it could certainly be a fascinating read.

Outro

This was a really fun week for book mail! It will forever be the best kind of mail out there. Did you get any fun mail this week?

See you next time I have some exciting book mail to share!

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