Weekly Reading List #303
Merry meet avid readers! Hope everyone is doing well. Check out my latest newsletter and reading list, a sneak peak of reviews to come and, as always, happy reading! Continue reading Weekly Reading List #303
Tag: LGBTQ+ Fantasy Fiction
Read with Cyn’s Workshop Book Club Pick
Hi everyone! I hope you will all join me in reading A Spindle Splintered. I’m really excited to get started and I think we can really have some wonderful conversations with this one. Continue reading Read with Cyn’s Workshop Book Club Pick
The Once and Future Witches Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing The Once and Future Witches, an empowering and inspirational magical read that gives a voice to women. Continue reading The Once and Future Witches Spotify Review
Watch “The Once and Future Witches Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing The Once and Future Witches, a brilliant and empowering novel that will inspire readers in their fight for equality. Continue reading Watch “The Once and Future Witches Review” on YouTube
Review of ‘The Once and Future Witches’
Empowering and relevant, The Once and Future Witches is an incredibly inspiring novel that will encourage women to stand up for their rights. Continue reading Review of ‘The Once and Future Witches’
Weekly Reading List #284
Hey there avid readers! Check out my latest reading list, a sneak peak of reviews to come here on Cyn’s Workshop. Continue reading Weekly Reading List #284
Malice Review Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Malice, a thoughtful retelling of Sleeping Beauty filled with amazing characterization and compelling storytelling. Continue reading Malice Review Spotify Review
Watch “Malice Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Malice, a dark and beautiful retelling of the tale of Sleeping Beauty with compelling characters and a thoughtful premise. Continue reading Watch “Malice Review” on YouTube
Review of ‘Malice’
A Sleeping Beauty retelling, Malice is sure to impress readers with its compelling narrative and storytelling. Continue reading Review of ‘Malice’