“The Gate Guardian’s Daughter” by K.T. Munson Review:

Guardian demons, an isolated little girl with dangerous powers and conscious stardust– find all this and more in K.T. Munson’s newest novella “The Gate Guardian’s Daughter” prequel to “The Sixth Gate” trilogy!

I’m working on my one sentence reviews, but for real, how can I condense everything in The Gate Guardian’s Daughter into a single sentence?! This prequel perfectly sets the stage without throwing up information on the reader and introduces the characters just enough while still leaving you wanting more.

Author Interviews: Lynn Singer Author of “Breaking Into Brilliance”:

Thank you so so much to Lynn Singer for agreeing to do this interview with me! Lynn is the author of “Breaking Into Brilliance” an online, multi-sensoral experience that helps the reader release their inner creativity. Authors or bloggers interested in doing an interview like this please please don’t hesitate to contact me!!

“Breaking into Brilliance” by Lynn Singer Review:

The lovely Lynn Singer allowed me to access the online Breaking into Brilliance experience for free in exchange for an honest review! Thanks so much Lynn 🙂

Breaking into Brilliance is an interactive and multi-sensorial online book experience that focuses on the self and releasing the creative consciousness. Narrated by the author and accompanied by her animated art, Breaking into Brilliance leads the reader through their creative journey– allowing them to journal and upload images to the platform as well. The book documents Lynn’s journey and helps aide others in theirs.

Dublin/Galway Photo Traveldiary:

Thank ya’ll so much for the support on my last post!! I had no idea everyone would be so into my travel diary pics so I decided to do more! ❤

Dublin Photo Traveldiary:

I’m going to write out our full Ireland itinerary soon but for now I thought it would be fun to do a little photo traveldiary for each day of my trip! Here’s some of my favorite pics from our first day in Dublin ❤

10 Feminist Reads All Women Need In Their Lives:

It’s hard being a feminist in today’s society; you get called an extremist, bra-burning lesbian when all you really want is for men and women to have equal rights. The struggle is real, and sometimes you just want to curl up with a good book and forget the world altogether. But why not curl up with a feminist novel, with authors and characters who get where you’re coming from? These books will terrify, inspire, enlighten and change you– and your views on feminism. And no, they aren’t all boring classics. Feminist books can be found in any genre if you know where to look.

“A Court of Wings and Ruin” by Sarah J. Maas Review:

This is my first Sarah J Maas book that I’ve given less than 5 stars to and honestly I am just completely devastated right now. I tried to drag ACOWAR out as long as I could– I didn’t start it for weeks after it came out, I avoided spoilers as much as humanly possible and I didn’t read a single early released quote. I was so freaking excited for this book to come out. I have no words to describe the emotions and heartache I felt after A Court of Mist and Fury, and I had waited over a year for A Court of Wings and Ruin. I didn’t want to start it because I didn’t want my favorite book series of all time to end. I was scared for the characters I had grown to love, scared to face a world where I wouldn’t have another Prynthian adventure to look forward to year after year. The one thing I wasn’t scared of was being disappointed.

But I was. I was horribly, immensely disappointed.

My Favorite Places In Banff, Canada:

Banff National Park is one of the most beautiful places on earth and a must visit for everyone. I got to travel to Banff with three of my best friends last summer and it became my favorite place in the whole world. I’ve narrowed it down to my 8 favorite locations from the trip, which was hard because I literally loved everything we did. From crystal clear blue lakes to wildflower hikes, you need to add this gorgeous National Park to your bucket list!

March & April Wrap Up:

Lol Han it’s May…

It’s fINE guys I finally did it here are the books I read in March and April!

“A Court of Mist and Fury” by Sarah J. Maas Review:

“I will say this once– and a only once. You can be a pawn, be someone’s reward, and spend the rest of your immortal life bowing and scraping and pretending you’re less than him, than Ianthe, than any of us… Or, you’ve got another choice. You can master whatever powers we gave to you, and make it count. You can play a role in this war. Because war is coming one way or another, and do not try to delude yourself that any of the Fae will give a shit about your family across the wall when our whole territory is likely to be come a charnel house.”