Hi everyone! I hope you had a great week and are looking forward to a great weekend! Today, I have a bunch of mini reviews for you. For books that I loved and really enjoyed, I often don't have a ton to say other than "I loved and really enjoyed this", so it makes writing … Continue reading Some mini reviews of books I loved
Tag: classics
Classics (by men) I want to read
This afternoon, I write my last final of my first semester of law school! Wish me luck!!! I haven't read very many classics. I find a lot of them are written in English that's hard to understand, or they're just not well-written and I don't understand the hype. I also think a lot of classics … Continue reading Classics (by men) I want to read
Top Five Wednesday: future classics
It has been a hot minute since I did a Top 5 Wednesday, which you can find more about T5W here. This month is a throwback month where we can choose our own topics, which I think is really fun! This week I'm doing future classics. Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky I … Continue reading Top Five Wednesday: future classics
Classics (by women) I want to read
Because it's women's history month and keeping with the theme of kick-ass ladies, I thought I would list some of the classics by women I want to read. The classics I've attempted to read have been hit-or-miss for me, so I try to only read classics that I think are genuinely interesting. These are all … Continue reading Classics (by women) I want to read
4 “classics” that are definitely worth it
These aren't necessarily classified as "classics" but more books that everyone seems to know and talk about. They're ones I really enjoyed and I think are worth reading. Lolita by Vladimir Nabakov – okay this book is fantastic. I have a review coming at some point. The writing is beautiful and I absolutely adore it. … Continue reading 4 “classics” that are definitely worth it