Weekly Reading List #336
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 #336
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 #336
Hi everyone! I hope you will all join my book club in reading Ariadne. Check out what is is all about and join in the fun! Continue reading Read with Cyn’s Workshop August Book Club Pick
Happy July, and congrats to House of Roots and Ruin, July’s book of the month. Check out the details here, and happy reading! Continue reading Book of the Month – July 2023
Today on Youtube, we’re discussing Brightly Burning, a truly unique gothic space opera that retells the tale of Jane Eyre in inventive new ways. Continue reading Watch “Brightly Burning Review” on YouTube
Today on Spotify, we’re discussing Brightly Burning, a sci-fi gothic retelling of Jane Eyre that is compelling, inventive, and addictive. Continue reading Brightly Burning Spotify Review
A sci-fi retelling of Jane Eyre, Brightly Burning takes readers into Earth Orbit and follows Stella as she becomes a governess on the mysterious Rochester ship. Continue reading Review of ‘Brightly Burning’
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 #329
Today on Youtube, we’re discussing The Society of Soulless Girls, a supposedly funny dark academia novel that unfortunately misses the mark by a mile. Continue reading Watch “The Society for Soulless Girls Review” on YouTube
Today on Spotify, we’re discussing The Society for Soulless Girls, a poorly done feminist retelling of Jekyll and Hyde. Continue reading The Society for Soulless Girls Spotify Review
The Society for Soulless Girls, unfortunately, makes a poor attempt at strong feminism as it tries to rewrite Jekyll & Hyde through a female lens. Continue reading Review of ‘The Society for Soulless Girls’