Sunday Post. The Chaotic-ness is Back

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Hello bookworms! How are you doing? I know, I know: long time, no see. Once again, life has been chaotic. However, this time, life has been chaotic in a good way. I spent the last three days attending a conference, as speaker and staff. It was busy and tumultuous and, in the end, I felt exhausted, but I got to meet an American professor/researcher that also studies YA dystopias and it was so exciting! 😄

Mental Health Awareness Month. Things I Do For Self Care

Thank you so much for all the support you're giving to my Mental Health Awareness articles. You've no idea how much it means to me. 💜 This will probably be my last post on the series, but I decided to discuss mental health and books in my blog a lot more, so I might share a few more posts in the future. Today I'm sharing things I do for self-care aka things I do to try to keep my mental health in shape. 

Sunday Post. The Most Amazing Book Haul

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Welcome to another Sunday Post! This post comes later than usual, but for a very good reason: I've just added the final touches to my thesis and I'm about to send it for one last correction. 😄 *fingers crossed that I don't have to make any major changes and that I can start getting ready to defend it, even if just thinking about it gives me a panic attack*

ARC Review // Five Midnights

Title: Five Midnights

Author: Ann Dávila Cardinal

Publisher: Tor Teen

Published: June 4th 2019
Pages: 304 pages [Kindle edition]

Five friends cursed. Five deadly fates. Five nights of retribución.

If Lupe Dávila and Javier Utierre can survive each other’s company, together they can solve a series of grisly murders sweeping though Puerto Rico. But the clues lead them out of the real world and into the realm of myths and legends. And if they want to catch the killer, they'll have to step into the shadows to see what's lurking there—murderer, or monster?

Mental Health Awareness Month. 37 YA Books About Mental Health

To continue my journey of bringing awareness to mental health, I compiled a list of thirty seven YA books about mental health. I haven't read all of these books and I can't say if the mental health representation is well done or not, but I did a great deal of research (aka I spent hours reading Goodreads reviews) to be sure that the themes mentioned are actually portrayed in the story. I tried to include a panoply of topics regarding mental health so that everyone can find her/his story. I'm so sorry if I left someone out. 💛 Ps. There might be some spoilers.

Sunday Post. Sometimes Good Things Happen

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Hello book lovers! How was you week? 😉 After some lovely spring days, last week brought back a few rainy wintry days (I'm not complaining, since it's easier for me to work while listening to the falling rain and the blowing wind). Now, it's a summery day outside and I feel I'll spend my day complain about how hot it's. 😜 Anyway, less weather talk and more bookish one. Let's see what I've been up to.

Mental Health Awarness Month. How Books Affect My Mental Health

Last week, I learned that May is the Mental Health Awareness Month (I did some research and this is mostly celebrated in the United States; however, even though I live in Europe, I want to join this initiative) and decided that I would be sharing some discussion posts on mental health/illness, focusing on books. On the first post of this discussion series, I'll be talking about how I use books to stay afloat, even though sometimes they also make me feel broken inside.