To my friend,The other day, she told in an amused way how her twin brother had been driving them to school and nearly got into an accident when she thought to herself, "Yes! Now I'll be the better driver!" She probably hasn't thought about it since, but the frankness of her words has stuck with… Continue reading An odd collection of thank you’s
Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett (Founders #1) A general idea of what it's about: fantasy, a thief, a heist, magical technology Why I want to read it: Robert Jackson Bennett's other books, The Divine Cities, is on my short list of series that I've finished. They're also on my list of favorite fantasy books and favorite books… Continue reading The next five books I think I will be reading
Em from Two Girls Two Mountains (who I collabed summer bucket lists with) is starting a new blog- The Beaming Blonde(!), and what better way to kick everything off than with a blog tour? Her first post will be this Saturday (thanks Olivia), and that is when my suspicions that her blog is going to be fantastic… Continue reading Blog tour: 5 things by Emily at The Beaming Blonde
It always takes me a while to figure out how to begin a blog post, but I'm struggling more than usual with this one. So I'm just going to write a list. 1) Last year on June 20, I unleashed my first post on Zoelogist. 2) June 20, according to this website, is also National Ice… Continue reading A survey(!) and a post in the form of a list
I am officially OUT OF SCHOOL. Which can only mean one thing.... SUMMMMMMER! To start these glorious three months off strong, Em at Two Girls Two Mountains and I are doing a collab on summer bucket lists! I'm posting mine a few days before hers, so if you're reading this during the gap, here's some… Continue reading My summer bucket list (& a collab!)
These following five books are my TBR (translation: to be read) for now until Christmas break. Five seems like a small number until each number represents (give or take) two hundred fifty pages and then you magically have a stack of books right in front of your eyes. Five books is a lot. I don't know exactly… Continue reading First lines
I am what you would call a 'teenager.' Waiters no longer give me coloring pages and crayons. Tickets for museums and amusement parks and whatnot aren't discounted anymore. I have to take off my shoes at the airport. People ask me what I want to do when I grow up, but they ask it seriously.… Continue reading Middlegrade recommendations
