Disability In Language | Disabled vs Disability
Language has always been a huge interest for me and I’m forever interested in the terminology used concerning disability. This interest is probably going to become a series of posts…
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Language has always been a huge interest for me and I’m forever interested in the terminology used concerning disability. This interest is probably going to become a series of posts…
Queen of Sea and Stars is a sequel to Daughter of Light and Shadows. Though I have read some reviews that indicated you can read these books separately, I would read them…
Trapeze is a high-flying YA Romance, where the heroine suddenly finds herself firmly rooted to the ground, and must come to peace with her own past. Corey Ryder is a teenage…
Daughter of Light and Shadows is a paranormal/romance involving faeries and witches. It’s set in a small Scottish coastal village. I picked up Daughter of Light and Shadows because I had a…
“Where there are bees there are flowers, and wherever there are flowers there is new life and hope.” Christy Lefteri’s The Beekeeper of Aleppo is one of those rare books…
“Have you not learned already? Do you think men the only creatures who go to war? The only ones who gird themselves in armour?” Janell Rhiannon’s Song of Sacrifice is easily one…
“Burn brightly. Love fiercely. For all else is dust.” Beasts of the Frozen Sun is one of those books I wish I’d read when I was a teenager. 15-year-old me would…
August is SMA Awareness Month. I figured I can’t be a person living with SMA and not at least acknowledge SMA Awareness Month while it’s on. If you don’t know…
Victoria Lee’s The Fever King takes you on an unexpected journey of twists and turns. At the beginning, I thought I knew what kind of shape the plot was taking – I…
Having only “discovered” Shane Burcaw and his work fairly recently, I’m a bit late to the party of Laughing At My Nightmare (I mean he’s already written an entirely new book, Strangers Assume…