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Hi patchdolls. The world is burning, people are sad, economies are crashing. Let’s just sit back and talk about nothingness and books today ❣️ A side note: this cabbage has been feeling particularly squashed, so content is coming out much slower than I want it to. But on the same breath, I am happy I was able to make this episode. I will be back whenever I can again. Sit back, relax, and enjoy!

Greetings patch doll and happy Valentine’s Day to those who celebrate it ✨❤️. Today we look at the popular 2017 mystery novel, Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell. Sit back, relax and enjoy!

Hi patch doll! Today we take a look at Sally Rooney’s Normal People. I sprinkle in a bit of John Green’s An Abundance of Katherines. Sit back, relax and enjoy.

Let’s have a look at one of my personal favorites today shall we? Stephen Chbosky’s 1999 YA fiction: The Perks of Being a Wallflower!

Happy New Year Patchdolls! Here are a few books to immerse yourself in during the next orbit around the sun.

Where has this cabbage been and what is with the long exposition that is the book Cut by Patricia McCormick?

In this episode, we really chop up and assess the book: Born a Crime which is an autobiography of a South African comedian, Trevor Noah. Sit back, relax, and listen to me get too passionate about literature!

No book in sight this week, just positive vibes and celebrations of women :)

Hi there :) This week, I thought to give you a very relaxed conversation about me and my interests outside of reading and reviewing. We will be back with a review for the book “Born a Crime” two episodes from now, but for now, enjoy this random mix mash of thoughts!

This is the second part of the On Beauty by Zadie Smith’s book review! Here, we look specifically at religion as it is portrayed in this book and literature as a whole, and then we touch on what liberalism is, within the context of the book still. Quite a thinking piece of an episode, but also very relaxing and informative. Enjoy!