Book of the Month – February 2022
Happy February and congrats to No Filter and Other Lies, February’s book of the month. Check out the details here and happy reading! Continue reading Book of the Month – February 2022
Tag: Teen & Young Adult Coming of Age Fiction
Six Crimson Cranes Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Six Crimson Cranes, a fairy tale that brings to life East Asian folklore with masterful storytelling. Continue reading Six Crimson Cranes Spotify Review
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Today on YouTube we’re discussing Six Crimson Cranes, a masterful and breathtaking fantasy that blends fairy tale elements with East Asian folklore. Continue reading Watch “Six Crimson Cranes Review” on YouTube
Review of ‘Six Crimson Cranes’
Six Crimson Cranes is a lush and magical fairy tale that incorporates East Asian folklore and mythology, creating something unique and wonderful. Continue reading Review of ‘Six Crimson Cranes’
Weekly Reading List #289
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 #289
Fresh Spotify Review
Today on Spotify we’re discussing Fresh, a hilarious and relatable coming-of-age story about embarking on college and making mistakes. Continue reading Fresh Spotify Review
Watch “Fresh Review” on YouTube
Today on YouTube we’re discussing Fresh, a novel with a lot of heart, humor, and is 100% relatable. Continue reading Watch “Fresh Review” on YouTube
Review of ‘Fresh’
Fresh is a hilarious and heart-warming look at college life, the difficulties of embarking into the unknown, and discovering what matters. Continue reading Review of ‘Fresh’
Weekly Reading List #280
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 #280
Review of ‘Fat Chance, Charlie Vega’
An exceptional novel, Fat Chance, Charlie Vega is a wonderful read full of wit, heart, and realism. Continue reading Review of ‘Fat Chance, Charlie Vega’