Woohoo, my first book tag! This is blog milestone, right? I feel great shame in saying that I haven't read that much this year. I can feel the gods of literature frowning down at me as I say (or rather, type) this, but nevertheless I will complete the Mid-Year Freak Out Book Tag. Kourtni from…
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Eight Reasons Why Annie Isn’t Watching “Thirteen Reasons Why”
Ever since the television adaptation of Thirteen Reasons Why became available on Netflix, I've had to answer the question: "why haven't you watched it yet?" The controversial show, based on a novel of the same name by Jay Asher, has drawn a lot of attention, both positive and negative, and I've had to justify my…
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Musings on an Old Bookstore in Annapolis
Plot twist (not): I love bookstores. Antiquated or contemporary, cavernous or petite; if it sells books, I will be a generous and enthusiastic patron. Even though my bookshelf is full and the stacks of unread books on my nightstand are towering, I continue to buy more and more and more. Let's just face it: I'm…
What Annie’s Doing: A Reading and Writing Update #1
Hello lovelies 🙂 So I've been seeing a lot of mid-month writing and reading updates both on WordPress and on my YouTube feed and I thought, "heck, why not do it myself?" I've been in kind of a rut about what to post on my blog as of late and I think that this might…
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What Annie Read: Everything, Everything Book Review
Everything, Everything by Nicola Yoon Everything, Everything is a book that I've been looking forward to reading for a long, long time. I've heard a lot of hype about how absolutely wonderful Nicola Yoon's first novel is in addition to obsessively watching the movie trailer once or twice (more like seven times). So when I…
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What Annie Read: Red Queen Book Review
Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard I know we're not supposed to judge books by their covers, but I think that breaking this unwritten reading rule is certainly acceptable when it comes to Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard. As depicted above, the cover is relatively plain: a simple silver crown overturned, dripping with what appears to be…
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