I haven’t written in a little while; a lot has been going on. I got to sing with a choir in Puerto Rico for a week and performed in my high school’s production of Into the Woods.
I can’t say I’ve read much (or at all) in the last few weeks, but here’s a slightly outdated update anyway.
Answer the three Ws:
When humans escaping Earth’s destruction wake up on another planet, twelve-year-old Petra finds she is the only one who remembers anything from their previous life, and it is up to her to keep alive the stories of their home planet.
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I finished two books this week—here’s the update, hosted by Taking on a World of Words.
Answer the three Ws:
A Halloween-themed graphic novel in which a goblin rescues her best friends and discovers herself.
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Here’s another week of this reading update hosted by Taking On a World of Words.
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In the prequel to contemporary YA novel The Hate U Give, seventeen-year-old Maverick Carter struggles with becoming a father and finding his footing as he becomes a man.
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I haven’t done one of these in a while, but now that I’ve been reading more, I might as well give it another shot. This challenge is hosted by Taking On a World of Words.
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Instead of blogging, I have been very busy with several performances, a playwriting contest, a book-related contest, and more. However, I have managed to write a WWW Wednesday this week, a challenge hosted by the blog Taking On a World of Words.
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After doing WWW Wednesday, I have found another weekly book challenge to try. Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, and today’s is ten authors I discovered last year.
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WWW Wednesday is a weekly challenge hosted by Taking On a World of Words. This is my first time participating, and I don’t plan to do it every week, but it’s simple so I will give it a try.
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This book tag is based on the Taylor Swift album Red. I don’t really listen to her, but Lauren @ Narrative Paradise invited me and I do like books, so I will try it.
I started writing this a month ago, so half my answers are outdated, but most of them still apply.
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My first post of the year!
Today is National Science Fiction Day in the United States. In honor of it, I have made a book tag-like post featuring only this genre.
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I’ve managed to fit in one last post before 2022.
It feels like I just finished putting together the Mid-Year Book Freak-Out Tag.
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You may have noticed that each year, the books on shelves of libraries, schools, and the Internet have characters and topics that would not have been popular, or even published at all, a few years ago. But what role does young adult (YA) literature play in the evolution, and how far have we come?
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Words on Key 