Dateable by Natalie Decker Genre: YA Contemporary Sports Romance Release Date: November 10th 2020 Swoon Romance Summary: Sixteen-year-old Keilah Evans is completely undateable. The crush she has on Gage Fitch? Forget it. He has no idea she exists. But Keilah has something other girls at school don’t: She can code. Keilah decides to solve her… Continue reading Blog Tour: Dateable by Natalie Decker
QuaranTeen
QuaranTEEN is a website that was started duri Quarantine by two teens, and it features tons of fun ways for people to beat boredom during quarantine. I am a blog writer and here are some of my favorite posts of mine that I wrote. Recent Blog posts of mine on the QuaranTEEN blog. Bookstagram Tips… Continue reading QuaranTeen
Bookish New Year’s Resolutions for 2021
Receive an ARC from a publisher (Physical) Post on my Blog once a week Make 3 book tags. REELS Post on my bookstagram 3-4 times a week. Edit the booktube video I recorded. Manage my time on and off my phone (Keeping off time wasting websites while blogging)Planning more in advance for posts and writing… Continue reading Bookish New Year’s Resolutions for 2021
The Breakup Support Group by Cheyanne Young
The Breakup Support Groupby Cheyanne YoungGenre: RomanceAge category: Young Adult Blurb:After four years of first love bliss, Isla Rush just got dumped. Any hope she has of winning her ex-boyfriend back is shattered when the town rezones her neighborhood, forcing her to spend senior year at a wealthy high school in the next town over.… Continue reading The Breakup Support Group by Cheyanne Young
Christmas Gifts for Book Lovers
As the fall season comes to a close and the holidays come it is time to think about the what you want to get your family for the holidays. Blankets I love snuggling up with a blanket while reading, a fun fuzzy blanket is a great gift for a book lover. There are even blankets… Continue reading Christmas Gifts for Book Lovers
NaNoWriMo Update #1
Word count: 2,050/50,000 (AHH I need to get writing) Thoughts: Why are books so hard to write? Synopsis: The Concept: When Clara was 10 she visited the Kingdom of Sweets and broke the curse that lay on the kingdom and saved the Nutcracker. Now she must help her struggling family pay the bills. One Christmas Eve… Continue reading NaNoWriMo Update #1
Go Teen Writers: Write Your Novel Cover Reveal
Do you love writing but can’t seem to finish the draft of your novel, then Go Teen Writer: Write Your Novel is the book for you! You have a story to tell, don’t you? Or maybe you simply want to try your hand at fiction writing. Perhaps you’ve given it your best effort, but simply… Continue reading Go Teen Writers: Write Your Novel Cover Reveal
Books for STEAM Nerds
<html> <body> <h1>Radiant Reading Reviews</h1> <p>Books for STEAM Nerds</p> </body> </html> If you got any of this code or are interested or involved with STEAM in any way this book list is for you. STEAM stands for Science Technology Engineering Art/Architecture/Agriculture and Math. This is what teachers are trying to get more and more students… Continue reading Books for STEAM Nerds
Jane Unwrapped Review
Book: Jane Unwrapped Author: Leah Rooper and Kate Rooper Genre: Fantasy Age Range: 13 + "Adventure is overrated." -- Jane Unwrapped by Leah and Kate Rooper What I liked: The Characters-- Jane, Anubis, and Tut were all great characters. Jane had a great character arc and I loved her geekiness. Tut was an interesting and… Continue reading Jane Unwrapped Review
Christmas Traditions + The Legend of Holly Claus Mini Review + Christmas in July
So as November closes and the Thanksgiving dishes are put away, the mind turns to the winter holidays. In my case, that is Christmas, little kids' minds go to Santa bringing presents to them. But the holidays are a time when we remember what family and friends mean to us. They are times of tradition… Continue reading Christmas Traditions + The Legend of Holly Claus Mini Review + Christmas in July
