Heather

Written and published a mere 200 or so years ago, this original enemies to lovers trope is brought to you by Jane Austen. It is difficult to read and understand at times due to the time period in which it was written, but oh, how I love this book! And the movie with Keira Knightley

I’m going to venture out on a limb and say that this book is right up there with Matt Haig’s Midnight Library. I loved, loved, loved this book! It has all the warm fuzzy emotional feels wrapped up in a magical old house and tied with the found family trope. I wanted to laugh, cry,

Books set in the forest with a magical twist are some of my favorites! In the novel Betwixt, the use of tree and plant names for the characters was significant and cozy. There were some I wasn’t familiar with that I had to look up such as Alder’s sister Camas. I’ve always been drawn to

Number 6 of the seven book series is now complete! As I sit here writing this review I am watching the movie. Both are wonderful! There aren’t many times that I prefer to go back and re-read books, only because there are so many titles in my TBR list and it never feels fair to

J.K. Rowling continues to blow my mind! It has been years since I first read this book. So much imagination packed into nearly 900 pages! It was a challenge to complete this one during the month of December, but I did it! After 14 years in hiding, He Who Must Not Be Named is back,