Founded in 2014 by Samantha Schoech, Independent Bookstore Day, is a one-day event that takes place at independent Bookstores across the nation the last Saturday of April. According to the Indie Bound website, while the party is a celebration of Independent Bookstores it’s unique in the fact that no event is the same offering … Continue reading Independent Bookstore Day
For eight seasons, The Vampire Diaries and the Elena, Stefan, Damon love triangle was a staple in my television programming. In full transparency, I didn’t give the show much thought when it first began to air, assuming it was Twilight for television. Little did I know the series was a far cry from the initial Twilight vibes it had given … Continue reading The Vampire Diaries: Volume One, The Awakening 🧛🏻♂️🧛🏻♀️🧛🏻
“Being brave doesn't mean you are not scared, it just means you do the scary thing anyway.” ― Rose McGowan, Brave Brave Written by Rose McGowan Published January 30th, 2018 This past week I spent time with Rosa Arianna McGowan reading, well really listening, to her audiobook for Brave while also pairing it with the physical … Continue reading Brave by Rose McGowan
Twelve books, 4,127 pages, and thirteen genres, cringe, thirteen, yuck, March was once again an incredible reading month. Not only did I read some incredible stories, but I also managed to check off a few requirements for both my Book of the Month and The StoryGraph’s Genre Challenges. Several of these reads pushed me … Continue reading My March Wrap Up
Possibly best known for her role as Carrie Bradshaw on Sex and the City or Sarah Sanderson from Hocus Pocus, (shout out to all of us 90s kids), Sarah Jessica Parker is a trailblazer with a career in entertainment that spans nearly five decades. Aside from bringing exquisite characters to life through mediums such … Continue reading Curating My Collection: Reading the SJP for Hogarth Selection
Happy Saint Patrick’s Day also known as the Feast of Saint Patrick is a cultural and religious celebration held on the 17th of March in honor of the foremost patron saint of Ireland who has been credited to bringing Christianity to Ireland. To celebrate, I figured it only appropriate to do the Kiss Me I’m Irish … Continue reading The Kiss Me I’m Irish Book Tag 💋🍀
Hi bookish friends! Only three months into the new year and I have already managed to read eight classics. What an incredible accomplishment. Mostly because they scare the crap out of me. I figured what better way to celebrate this small milestone than by completing The Classics Book Tag, which was originally created by It’s … Continue reading The Classics Book Tag
How is February already over? I’m still trying to wrap my mind around it. It was full of traveling and reading all the momentously fun things. In total I read twelve books that crossed seventeen different genres, with a total of 4,297 pages. Not to mention, I do feel like I’m personally evolving as … Continue reading Twelve Books: My February 2022 Wrap Up
Hi bookish friends! Welcome back to the Books and Mischief blog where I discuss my love for books, reading, and above all the adventures I embark on through literature. With today being Valentine’s Day I figured this would be the perfect time to complete the Cupid Book Tag created by Noelle Gallagher. I’ll link … Continue reading The Cupid Book Tag 🏹❤️🔥✨
Typically, I am not a superstitious person; however, like most I do have a few simple quirks. For example, I don’t care for the number 13 and when reading I will not stop or start on anything with that number 13 in it. Another quirk of mine is that I believe the way you begin … Continue reading Twelve Reads for January 2022 Monthly Wrap Up
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