Introducing… ‘Megan’s Corner’
If you’re a regular reader of my blog, then you’ll start to notice a few changes popping up. My sister, Megan has decided that she wants to contribute a little something to The Bibliophile Girl. …
Mae Vol. 1 by Gene Ha
I do love a good graphic novel. I’ve always loved comic books and graphic novels, so I’m always on the lookout for new stories to immerse myself into. I think one of the things that really draw myself into graphic novels is the artwork; I love poring over the illustrations.
Valiant High by Daniel Kibblesmith
Yes, I’ve been on a bit of a graphic novel binge lately on Netgalley. Every time I saw a graphic novel that looked remotely interesting, I would request it. And Valiant High was just one of the ones that I requested.
Leah on the Offbeat by Becky Albertalli
Ahhhh, I have been waiting for this book for so long! After reading (and loving) Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda, and watching the film (and loving that as well), I was eagerly awaiting to join my favourite group of fictional friends again and to see what they get up to.
Orphan Monster Spy by Matt Killeen
I don’t read a lot of historical fiction. It’s got the connotations of being boring attatched to it, and even though I know that isn’t true, it still makes me weary when approaching a historical novel. But after reading Orphan Monster Spy, I definitely think I’m going to be reading more of it.
The Belles by Dhonielle Clayton
The Belles was yet another book that was on my YALC TBR pile. I was in such a massive reading mood during July because of how many books I needed to read for YALC. I had my apprehensions about this book because I’d heard so many mixed things, but I really wanted to get my book signed by Dhonielle, so I decided to take the plunge and start reading. …
Goodbye, Perfect by Sara Barnard
I love Sara Barnard’s books. I enjoyed reading Beautiful Broken Things (WHICH THERE IS GOING TO BE A SEQUEL OF!!), I absolutely love reading A Quiet Kind of Thunder, so when Goodbye, Perfect was released, and I found out that Sara Barnard was going to be at YALC, I jumped at the chance to start reading this contemporary novel,
The Loneliest Girl in the Universe by Lauren James
The Loneliest Girl in the Universe was one of my most anticipated reads of 2017… Only, I didn’t read it in 2017, because I AM RUBBISH at keeping on top of my TBR. But when I found out that Lauren James would be attending YALC 2018, I decided that it was about time that I started reading this book. I love a good science fiction novel, and after reading Lauren James’ The Next Together, I had fallen in love with James’ writing style. …
The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter by Theodora Goss
I was browsing Audible, looking for a book to listen to when I came across The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter. From the title, I could tell that it was a take on Jekyll and Hyde. I read the premise, and it was something that I knew that I would really enjoy. I love reading books about classic literature, and I love reading re-tellings of them. …
Q&A with Brendan Reichs
For those of you who are regular visitors of my blog and regular viewers of my BookTube channel, you will know that I am OBSESSED with Brendan Reichs’ books: Nemesis, and the sequel, Genesis. For the release of Genesis, Pan Macmillan contacted me and asked if I would like to be sent a copy of Genesis (of course, I agreed). Once I had read, reviewed, and sent the review to Pan Macmillan, my correspondent at the publishing house asked if I would like to ask Reichs some questions. I nearly died a fangirl death.
So here we go! These are the questions I was dying to ask him, and these are his answers. Enjoy! …