Hi bookish friends! In 2018, before my leukemia diagnoses, I went to Burgaw and Southport, North Carolina filming a location spotlight video while also comparing the movie to the book! I've shared this annually on my travel blog Operation Adventure; however, the time has come to share it here. In October of 1973 the world … Continue reading Happy Fourth of July đşđ¸ I Know What You Did Last Summer Multimedia
With the release of Huluâs adaptation of Sally Rooneyâs Conversations with Friends, I decided it was time to sit down and reread the novel before watching the series. What transpired was a reread of Rooneyâs collection of novels, which includes Normal People and Beautiful World Where Are You. Itâs common knowledge at this point, if youâre a reader of Sally … Continue reading Ranking Sally Rooneyâs Collection of Books
What. A. Disappointment. â There I said it! Being a fan of Grady Hendrix, when I heard that he would be releasing The Final Girls Support Group, I became majorly excited. Especially since I wasnât a huge fan of Final Girls written by Riley Sager. I hoped that Hendrixâs novel would be similar in premise without … Continue reading My thoughts on Grady Hendrix’s The Final Girls Support Group
âBeing brave doesn't mean you are not scared, it just means you do the scary thing anyway.â â 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
            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
 Typically, I am not a superstitious person; however, like most I do have a few simple quirks. For example, I donât 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
âOh no, sheâs crying! Little babyâs upset by the big, bad book.â - Kathryn Merteuil, Cruel Intentions Les Liaisons dangereuses â Dangerous Liaisons Written by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos â Translated by Helen Constantine Published March 23, 1782 - At least according to Wikipedia â Published February 22, 2007 According to trivia on IMDb … Continue reading Les Liaisons Dangereuses aka Dangerous Liaisons Book Review
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