Eva Evergreen and the Cursed Witch by: Julie Abe My Rating: 5 Stars Eva Evergreen has fulfilled her dream of earning the rank of Novice Witch, and discovered the chilling truth behind the mysterious Culling — the violent magical storm wreaking havoc across Rivelle Realm. Revealing the truth, however, proves to be a difficult task ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I’m going to be sharing my monthly tbr for March. Like many of you I am partaking in CWs #PondathonII readathon. For more details please click on the links. GR links for (only) the book titles. Let me know in the comments what books you plan on reading in March! Currently Reading ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I’m going to be sharing my February book haul. Book Haul is when you share books that you bought from the bookstore, ebooks/kindle, borrowed from the library or a friend, books you won through giveaways, and books for review purposes. GR links for (only) the book titles. Let me know in the ..read more

You Truly Assumed by: Laila Sabreen My Rating: 5 Stars Sabriya has her whole summer planned out in color-coded glory, but those plans go out the window after a terrorist attack near her home. When the terrorist is assumed to be Muslim and Islamophobia grows, Sabriya turns to her online journal for comfort. You Truly ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I am sharing a recommendation post as apart of the You Truly Assumed blog tour hosted by Qamar Blog Tours. Please check out the schedule, book, and author information below! Why I Recommend You Truly Assumed The Rep: As a Muslim I always look forward to books by Muslim authors with Muslim characters. I was so excited when I heard about this book! It made me so happy to see that the author is a Black Muslim writing about Black Muslim characters. Sabriya, Zakat, and Farah all have a different relationship with Islam. But you can tell that the author cares about Islam and ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I am sharing a recommendation post as apart of the It All Comes Back to You blog tour hosted by TBR and Beyond Tours . Please check out the schedule, book, and author information below! Why I Recommend It All Comes to You The Rep: As a Pakistani Muslim, I always look forward to books written by Pakistani Muslims with Pakistani Muslim characters. I was hooked from the cover to the synopsis and the plot itself. The way the culture was portrayed as well as Islam was beautiful! I resonated with Kiran’s struggle in not knowing Urdu, her struggle with not feeling like a real ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I am sharing a recommendation post as apart of the Home Is Not A Country blog tour hosted by Qamar Blog Tours. Please check out the schedule, book, and author information below! Why I recommend Home Is Not A Country The Rep: As a Muslim reviewer, it is always such a delight to read about books with Muslim rep written by Muslim authors. I could really feel Nima’s relationship with Allah as well as her culture. Nima talked about her culture so fondly, as well as her mothers relationship to their culture. I love when authors incorporate such storylines! The Writing Style ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I’m going to be sharing my monthly tbr for January. GR links for (only) the book titles. Let me know in the comments what books you plan on reading in January! Currently Reading: 1. Tsuredure Children Vol. 4 by: Toshiya Wakabayashi Young Adult: 1. Tsuredure Children Volumes 5-12 by: Toshiya Wakabayashi-Series link ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I’m going to be sharing my December monthly wrap-up. I read 20 books. Click on the title to see my reviews. Either from WordPress or GR mini reviews. I’ll mention which of the two. If I haven’t reviewed a book I will include the book GR link. Author links not included. I will also be sharing my wrap-up CW’s #StartOnYourShelfathon, as well as Andee’s and El’s, Clear Your Shit readathon. For more details please click on the links. Let me know in the comments what you read in December! Book(s) that I DNFed (0-2 stars): 1. This is How We Fly by: Anna Meriano Book(s) that I ..read more

Hello everyone! Today I’m going to be sharing my December book haul. Book Haul is when you share books that you bought from the bookstore, ebooks/kindle, borrowed from the library or a friend, books you won through giveaways, and books for review purposes. GR links for (only) the book titles. Let me know in the comments what books you hauled in December! Library: 1. This is How We Fly by: Anna Meriano 2. Measuring Up by: Lily LaMotte and Ann Xu (Illustrator) Ebook/Kubo/Kindle/Audible: 1. The Case Study of Vanitas Chapter 47 by: Jun Mochizuki Bookstore: 1. Always and Forever Lara Jean (Movie e ..read more