Sunday Post. Long Time, No See

Sunday Post is a meme hosted by Caffeinated Book Reviews.

Hello! How is everyone doing? 😊 Can you believe it that it's now September? Can you believe it that I spend a whole month without joining Sunday Post?! I haven't had much time to blog - I'm a mess at managing my time, but I'm working on it. Hopefully, this afternoon I'll write some reviews and put on paper some ideas. However, I've been reading more than I use to - even though you would not be able to notice it because my TBR pile seems taller - and I've been having fun joining reading challenges. 

Mythoton 2019. Sign Up & What Will I Be Reading

Last year, I told that I loved Greek Mythology to the moon and back. This year, I'm confessing that I love Mythology overall. Since I was a child that I had always wanted to learn more about Gods and Goddesses, their adventures and misadventures and all the magical creatures part of this world. This year's Mythoton, hosted by Louise @Foxes and Fairytales, is based on Norse Mythology.

Bout of Books 26. Sing Up, Progress & Wrap Up

The Bout of Books read-a-thon is organized by Amanda Shofner and Kelly Rubidoux Apple. It is a week long read-a-thon that begins 12:01am Monday, August 19th and runs through Sunday, August 25th in whatever time zone you are in. Bout of Books is low-pressure. There are challenges, Twitter chats, and a grand prize, but all of these are completely optional. For all Bout of Books 26 information and updates, be sure to visit the Bout of Books blog. - From the Bout of Books team

It's Magic Time! Harry Potter Book Tag

So, I finally found the perfect Harry Potter Book Tag to celebrate joining this year's NEWTs (I'm joining in an unofficial way since I didn't create a TBR pile neither it seems am I adding the books I'm read so some kind of sheet?). This tag was created by Book Roast, our NEWTs host, and it is perfect for this time of the year - witches and wizards studying for their NEWTs and packing their bags to return to Hogwarts on the first of September.

ARC Review // House of Salt and Sorrows

Title: House of Salt and Sorrows

Author: Erin A. Craig

Publisher: Delacorte Press

Published: August 6th 2019
Pages: 416 pages [ebook]

Get swept away in Erin A. Craig's mesmerizing House of Salt and Sorrows. As one by one her beautiful sisters mysteriously die on their isolated island estate, Annaleigh must unravel the curse that haunts her family. Be careful who you dance with. . . .

Four of Annaleigh Thaumas's eleven sisters have returned to the Salt, the brackish water that surrounds their lonely island home, their lives cut short, each more tragically than the last. Whispers throughout the Highmoor estate say the girls have been cursed by the gods.

When Annaleigh finds out that her sisters have been sneaking out to attend glittering midnight balls and dance until dawn, she's not sure whether to stop them--or join them. And when she begins to see a series of horrific, ghostly visions and more sisters die, she realizes she must solve the mystery--with the help of Cassius, a sea captain who knows much more about her than he should--and unravel the Thaumas curse before she descends into madness or . . . it claims her next.

Monthly Wrap-Up. Goodbye July

Can you believe July is gone?! It has been a long time since I wrote a monthly wrap up, but July has been an eventful month and I wanted to record it differently. I understand that this is not the best place to mention something so important, but this is something that must be mentioned: last week we lost someone from our community and it's heartbreaking. This is just so surreal! I can't even imagine what her family is going through. 😔 Moments like this make you think how fragile and unfair life is.

Sunday Post. The Perks of Being A Penguin International Partner

Sunday Post is a meme hosted by Caffeinated Book Reviews.

Hello book dragons. How are you doing? 😊 Today's Sunday Post is going to be really short (there will be no Around the Blogosphere) and I will probably not be much involved in the book community for the next week. Why? Well, I'll be defending my MA thesis very soon and I've a lot of stuff to get done to make sure everything goes smoothly with m defence. I've a feeling that it'll go horribly wrong...