‘A Court of Thorns and Roses’— My Expectations and Fears.

Over the pandemic the relevance of novels in pop-culture gained momentum as bored adolescents need new series to entertain themselves. … More

Review: ‘Shadow & Bone’ Sets the Standard for Page to Screen Adaptations

The highly anticipated Netflix adaptation of Leigh Bardugo’s ‘Shadow & Bone’ was released this last Friday, the 23rd, and it … More

There Are Books With Redhead Pirate Queens— but None of Anne Bonny?

I have a confession; I have an obsession with pirates. What started as a simple admiration for the Pirates of … More

Review— “Conference Room, Five Minutes” from someone who has never watched “The Office”

Outside of the standard iconic scenes that made their way into the fabric of mainstream media, I actually have never … More

Books I Own That Are Waiting For Me to Read Them

Being a bit of a bibliophile, it’s no surprise that I have more books than I’ve read— oftentimes ignoring the … More

Review: Collapsed in Sunbeams— Arlo Parks

As someone who predominantly only listens to sad folk music, finding anything that I like outside of this genre is … More

Sisterhood is Survival— ‘Seafire’ by Natalie C. Parker

“On the back of the sea, who do we trust?  Our Sisters!  When our ship falters, who do we trust?  … More

Page to Screen: Firefly Lane— Katherine Heigl’s Comeback and the Beauty of ‘Unbreakable Bonds’

Thanks to having a middle-aged suburban mom, I’ve grown accustomed to watching the latest book club turned hulu original series, … More

Review: “I Care a Lot” is a Sinister Plot With a Ruthless Lead

Going into this film having no prior knowledge of the plot was 100% the best way to get the most … More

Book to Film… Six of Crows

“No mourners, no funerals” I understand that not every reader prefers high action with a twist of betrayal and unrequited … More