Based on the manga, Attack on Titan has long been one of the most compelling dark fantasy series to grace our screens. It’s a show that’s been defined by its bloody body count, but within that, the show has constantly put the emphasis on humanity’s survival from, at the start, the man-eating Titans, but has… Read More TV Talk: Who is the Villain? Thoughts on Attack on Titan (Season 4)
As one of the most anticipated shows of the year, Netflix’s Shadow and Bone was already being prized to be the next epic fantasy. That expectation puts a lot of pressure on the show to create a narrative that is engaging and thrilling. Did they succeed in this? Overall, yes. That’s not to say it’s… Read More TV Talk: Reasons to Watch Shadow & Bone
Another month goes by and, we still have plenty of books to look forward to. These are just a small selection of books to look forward to this May. The Ones We’re Meant to Find by Joan He (4) Perhaps one of the most sought after books of the year, The Ones We’re Meant to… Read More Ones to Watch: May Book Releases 2021
Breaking News!!! This girl has FINALLY finished a novel. It’s only taken four months, but it’s done and what a book it is. The City of Brass was such a richly imaginative and immersive reading experience. It’s one of those books that has a constant simmering tension on the verge of explosion. When I got… Read More April Wrap Up 2021
The first instalment to a richly imaginative and compelling fantasy series, The City of Brass is a tale of magical politics and conflict. Set in the ancient city of Daevabad, readers are introduced to a world built on history and violence. On the surface, it’s a vibrant city riddled with mesmerising magic, but underneath lies… Read More Book Review: The City Of Brass by S.A. Chakraborty
When searching for Kdrama recommendations, one show that always popped up was It’s Okay to Not Be Okay. This romantic drama was said to have everything and more. Well, they were right. It’s Okay to Not Be Okay tells the story of a psychiatric hospital employee, Moon Gang-tae and children’s author, Ko Moon-young, two souls destined to be… Read More Tv Talk: 5 Reasons to Watch It’s Okay To Not Be Okay
It finally feels like spring, even if we did get some snow last night. Nevertheless, the days are getting longer, the sun is starting to show its face, and we’ve got a slew of new books to get our hands on. These are just a small selection of titles you need to get on your… Read More Ones To Watch: April Book Releases 2021
Is it me, or does it still feel like February? I swear all these months are just blurring into one these days. Nevertheless, another month has gone and it’s been a mixed bag overall. Life has been pretty busy, which is great, but it also means that I’ve had less time and energy to blog.… Read More March Wrap Up 2021
Good evening friends. Now, in my 5 and a half years of blogging, I’ve seen a lot of changes within the community and the way people interact with blogs. I’ve also seen the shift turn to other platforms, and with all the discord about the treatment of book bloggers in the industry, which is a… Read More Discussion – Is This a Blogging Burn Out?
Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme created by The Broke and Bookish and hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl where we get a new topic for a top 10 list. I am in the worst reading slump ever! My saving grace has been the Haikyuu manga which has kept me going, but for some… Read More Top Ten Tuesday: Spring TBR 2021
My Midnight Musing 