Bibliolater: a person who is passionately enthusiastic about books
New year, new format where I highlight my entire reading month just for you! My February consisted of 9 read books, 3,182 pages, 3 five star reviews and an average rating of 4.1. This post may contain affiliate links for products and services I recommend. If you make a purchase through these links, I will
New year, new format where I highlight my entire reading month just for you! My January consisted of 9 read books, 3,630 pages, 3 five star reviews and an average rating of 4.06. This post may contain affiliate links for products and services I recommend. If you make a purchase through these links, I will
Hi, fellow bookworms! With 2020 coming and going along with my nonexistent best of 2020 post and based on the fact I haven’t posted in MONTHS, I have been asking: What do I want to do with this blog? I stopped blogging for so many different reasons that I haven’t had the willingness to come
This summer on Instagram, I started #bookstareviewweek as a way to catch up with my back list reviews. Excitedly, it has been well received. Therefore, I am officially making Booksta Review Week quarterly with assigned weeks. What is #Bookstareviewweek? It is a week dedicated to writing and posting your backlist book reviews. You can post
Oh my. I did not mean for this much time to pass by between posts but here we are! While I’ve been gone, I’ve read some amazing books including the nine listed below. When time permits, I will be posting the full review here as well but until then, I hope you enjoy these awesome
Hi friends! I know, I know. It has been a couple weeks since I last posted. Normally by now I would have posted my August reading list, September’s Top Six Most Anticipated Reads and quite a few book reviews. However, life has decided to throw me a curve ball. 2020, am I right? If you
Not Like The Movies By: Kerry Winfrey What happens when your life is a rom-com…but you don’t even believe in true love? Chloe Sanderson is an optimist, and not because her life is easy. As the sole caregiver for her father, who has early onset Alzheimer’s, she’s pretty much responsible for everything. She has no
