Hoohoo, guys! It’s already time for another book haul! In my opinion, I got some very exciting reads last month, both in English and German. I don’t think I got this many German books in years. But I’m slowly finding my way back into reading in German which is my mothertongue but it still feels […]
Author: kat @ bookish blades
exciting book releases | August 2021
By kat @ bookish blades on 02/08/2021Hoohoo, guys! The most stressful month this year is over. Bye, July. My master’s thesis is ready for me to pick it up and send it off. There’s now only one paper standing between me and finishing my degree. Apart from that I’m more or less free; free to read and free to blog some […]
Hoohoo, guys! How long has it been since I did a tag? Mh, long enough that I can’t even remember it. But I sure as hell won’t pass the Sapphic Book Tag which was created by Theresa @ Sappho’s Library. If you see this post, please feel tagged by me and check out Theresa’s video! […]
Jade City & Jade War | A review? Me rambling uncontrollably about how much I love them?
By kat @ bookish blades on 19/07/2021Jade City and Jade War are the first two instalments of the Green Bone Saga by Fonda Lee, with Jade Legacy to follow in November. Everyone I follow on twitter seems to have read and loved Jade City and it sounded interesting, so of course I picked it up. Because believe me, some twitter people […]
Of Princes and Promises (St. Rosetta’s Academy) | Sandhya Menon | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 06/07/2021WERBUNG/ADVERTISEMENT: I received this book from the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Sandhya Menon is one of my favourite contemporary authors. But somehow I couldn’t really warm up to the first book in the St. Rosetta’s Academy series, Of Curses and Kisses. Read on to find out if I liked book […]
Hoohoo, guys! Another month of acquiring too many new books has passed but what can I say? I don’t regret anything. I recently counted all the books I own (uh-oh) and then realised like a half of them are probably unread (uh-oh). But well, let’s face it. Reading books and buying books are very different […]