Shady Hollow by Juneau Black is a cozy mystery with woodland creatures, a murder to solve, and a captivating setting. Discover why this book is the perfect escape for fans of cozy mysteries in this in-depth review!
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The Wedding People by Alison Espach đź’Ťđź“– – 3.5/5 | Is This Novel Worth the Hype?
I’m not usually a romance reader, but I gave The Wedding People by Alison Espach a try after it won the Goodreads Choice Award for Best Fiction in 2024. Here’s my honest ~romance non-reader~ take on the book.
Exploring Junoon NYC: Michelin-Star Indian Food That Feels Like Home
Discover Junoon NYC’s Michelin-star dining experience. From Smoked Masala Ribs to Tandoori Lobster, this review shares my culinary journey through elevated Indian cuisine.
I visited the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in Mid-April 2025
This past weekend, I had the chance to visit the Brooklyn Botanical Garden—and wow, what a lovely way to spend a warm spring day! Thanks to my friend who gets free tickets through work (score!), I got in without paying, though general admission usually costs $25 for adults (including the service fee), $18 for studentsContinue reading “I visited the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in Mid-April 2025”
A Cozy Christmas Getaway in Portsmouth, NH 🎄✨
If you’re looking for a serene escape to unwind, indulge in great food, and explore charming streets, Portsmouth, NH is a perfect option. Just a quick 1-hour 15-minute bus ride from Boston’s South Station or Logan Airport, this picturesque town offers a mix of relaxation and holiday cheer. I stayed in downtown at the HamptonContinue reading “A Cozy Christmas Getaway in Portsmouth, NH 🎄✨”
A Fantasy-Lover’s Dream Day in Salem 🌙✨
Living so close to Salem for ages, you’d think I’d have been there a million times, right? Wrong! As a lover of all things mystical and magical, it’s almost criminal that it took me so long to visit. But finally, I made the trip, and let me tell you—it was totally worth it! I explored,Continue reading “A Fantasy-Lover’s Dream Day in Salem 🌙✨”
New Beginnings
It’s been three years since my last post, and a lot has happened in that time. I’ve loved and been loved back. I’ve formed meaningful relationships, but I’ve also faced my fair share of roadblocks. I took some leaps, and while they didn’t always turn out as expected, they panned out okay (I think). OneContinue reading “New Beginnings”
The Box in the Woods by Maureen Johnson – 4.5/5
The review of an unputdownable mystery set in the world of the truly devious trilogy.
September 2020 Wrap-Up
The month of September was a breeze to begin with but I had to slow down in the end of it. I read 5 fantastic books and also managed to read my first graphic novel too. 1. Camp by L.C Rosen – 4/5 Camp is one of the best queer reps I’ve ever read. ReleasedContinue reading “September 2020 Wrap-Up”
Camp by L.C. Rosen – 4/5
‘It’s a safe place. A place for you all to be yourselves and have a childhood that you don’t get anywhere else.’ – L.C. Rosen Specifics: Book: Camp Author: L. C. Rosen Published: Penguin Books Genre: YA Romance, Romantic Comedy LGBTQIA literature: Yes Publisher: Penguin Books Pages: 374 My rating: 4/5 Blurb: Sixteen-year-old Randy Kapplehoff loves spending theContinue reading “Camp by L.C. Rosen – 4/5”