Poetry collection number 3 of my little poetry reading challenge is Stargazer by Rachel M. Patterson. I’ve finished this before going on a short hiatus to focus on my finals but now I’m on a semester break until July. Hopefully, I’m able to read a bit more now. I’ve received quite a lot of poetry… Read More REVIEW: Stargazer
It’s National Poetry Month in the United States and though I may not be from there, I would still love to celebrate. For this month and the next, I hope to finish reading the many poetry collections that I have. Hopefully, I’m able to make a dent in my TBR list and to increase the… Read More REVIEW: An Ocean of Grey
I really enjoy reading poetry since it is an opportunity to think and reflect, the way the sentence flows always makes me feel joyous and the carefully chosen words make it a work of art that never fails to brighten my day. It’s also a good way for me to reach my goal of 24… Read More REVIEW: Lines by Leon: Poems, Prose and Pictures
It has been 2 months since my last review and I’m glad to be out of my reading slump. I believe my biggest motivator was the Restricted Movement Order and my friends on Twitter who, somehow in the past 14 days read 8 books, whereas it has been almost 3 months and I’ve only read… Read More REVIEW: Express Pursuit
Like most reviewers, I read more (and faster) than I review. With school work piling up and life spiralling out of hand, I feel less motivated to put my thoughts and feelings into words that make sense. This makes me feel a little guilty though since I feel inclined to review every book I read… Read More MINI REVIEWS (#1): A potential new series
*Last time, I shared how the year is almost ending and I am nowhere near my goal of 45 books. For the month of October, I believe I’ll be reading more poetry collections as well as graphic novels to increase the number. That, and a lot more books that don’t require me to focus so… Read More REVIEW: Stumptown
Hello there. It’s 2020 and for my first blog post, I’d like to share some of my bookish plans for the year ahead! Before that, I’d like to sincerely apologize for my unannounced hiatus. I fell into a slump. It was expected, finishing my foundations, starting an internship, starting my first year of degree, all… Read More 9 Books I’m Excited to Read in 2020 + Updates
We are getting extremely close to the end of 2019 and time has passed so fast. I started my second semester of university two weeks ago and am trying to make time to read daily. I have much more time this semester compared to the last since my coursework is more spread out than having… Read More BLOG UPDATES: Wrap-Up and TBR
When it comes to art, colour plays a big role. However, colour isn’t easy to pick up and understand immediately without the guidance of someone more knowledgable. Lisa Solomon sheds some light on how to use water-based medium and encourages the readers to take it easy, have fun and explore colour. A Field Guide to… Read More REVIEW: A Field Guide to Color
Meet Carol Chu, a poet and a high school teacher who recently published her debut book, The World is a Dark and Lovely Place. Carol is currently holding an international giveaway on her Instagram for a copy of this book! Do enter as it is definitely worth a read! If you are residing in Selangor, Malaysia,… Read More AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Carol Chu Mei Yin
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