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First Impressions: Crescent City

I’M BACK EVERYONE – sorry for the ghost. I had exam season during the whole month of December and so I made the tough call to shut down writing and focus on my grades! Thank God, that is done now and I can focus on some well-deserved holidays, reading and YOU GUYS! And so, for the first time in a month, I had the time to pick up a book and I chose Sarah J Maas’ Crescent City and I couldn’t have picked a better Christmas read – here are my first impressions!

Cute and bookish Christmas gift ideas – Listed!

Christmas is approaching and since it’s my favorite holiday ever and I love buying gifts for my friends, here’s a small list of cheap(er) gift ideas all about books or simply what I find extremely cute!

Let’s Talk Bookish: romance as a subplot!

We’re heading into December, slowly but surely, and me and my friends have already baked Christmas cookies and the Christmas playlist has been blasting for more than two weeks (featuring Michael Buble and Motown obviously!). The next two months are filled with exams, we had one today, one next Wednesday and Friday and then like that for the next several weeks – so fun. I hope I still find some time in between: especially for topics like these! Romance as a subplot: I’ll list my faves and least favorites and I guess just about everything that comes to my mind (very structured, right?). And not to forget: the discussion is as always hosted by Dani @Literary Lion and Rukky @Eternity Books!

The stuck at home book tag!

I am not actually stuck at home anymore, thank god! We have regular school (even without masks in class!), but the cases are on the rise again in Germany, so you never know what might happen next! Anyways, we all know the feeling too well by now, so let’s get into it! Thanks so much for tagging me, Aria: please check our her awesome blog!!

Let’s Talk Bookish: the care and keeping of a TBR

October flew by: another Friday, another Let’s Talk Bookish and then I opened my calendar and realized “It’s October 16th”. It’ll all going by too fast, or not fast enough because I am already feeling the Christmas Spirit and have made myself various Chai Lattes with cinnamon and hazelnut milk! But back to the books: here’s all about my TBR! And not to forget: the discussion is as always hosted by Dani @Literary Lion and Rukky @Eternity Books!

Rereading Eclipse – Review

First off: senior year has hit me hard, there’s no excuse and so I have had zero time to write anything because I’d rather write few structured posts rather than many sloppy ones. Secondly, I’ve finished rereading Eclipse, the third Twilight book and it’s fair to say I have some thoughts. So here is my *sloppy* review with some unstructured very intuitively written-down sentences.

Let’s Talk Bookish: the pros and cons of book blogging!

WOW – first week of senior year is done and it was super fun, but also stressful and overwhelming. So it’s SUNDAY and I only start writing now. My mom is doing the laundry and we’re watching The Untouchables. Best time to blog, huh: anyways, let’s talk about the pros and cons of book blogging! And not to forget: the discussion is as always hosted by Dani @Literary Lion and Rukky @Eternity Books!

Let’s Talk Bookish: wrap up of the latest topics!

It’s been a while since I posted something, so hello September! The tragic truth is that the summer wasn’t as relaxing and blog-productive as I wanted it to be: I worked on (and finished) two presentations and wrote two 30-pages summaries of my main courses for graduation – and so I basically two full weeks with nothing in my head and the rest was work. And so I’ve missed a few things here and one thing I’ve missed the most are the awesome topics of Let’s Talk Bookish, so I’ll wrap them all up: how I encourage others to read, is three stars a good rating and my online persona! And not to forget: the discussion is as always hosted by Dani @Literary Lion and Rukky @Eternity Books!

An Inspector Calls – Review

We are reading this modern play in school, and while I normally dislike all the time spent analyzing the characters, plot and time-period, reading it didn’t feel like torture. So here are my thoughts!

Let’s Talk Bookish: the popularity of YA

WOW, it’s been a long time since I’ve participated in a Let’s Talk Bookish, but this topic is too good to be true not to write a post and so I’ll take a few minutes to write a short post! And not to forget: the discussion is as always hosted by Dani @Literary Lion and Rukky @Eternity Books!