My advice is always ruin the friendship. Better that than regret it for all time. - Taylor Swift October has always belonged to me. Ever since I was a kid, I felt the month in my heart and soul. The witchy, spooky, pure bliss of play and make-believe. But as an adult Halloween took a slight[...]
When Weyward opened with a line from Macbeth about the Weyward Sisters (later changed to “Weird Sisters”), I thought: yes, this is exactly what I will frame my blog post around! First lines of the book and I am set to take notes, pay tribute to Macbeth, and tie in “weyward/weird” to the wit[...]
This isn't your typical enemies-to-lovers dynamic. It's something better. Solely judging Season of the Witch by its cover, I was fully prepared for a sweet, cozy, Hallmark-style romance with a touch of witchy magic (I mean, just look at the cover). By page two, I realized I had deeply misjud[...]
July was for me. As my birthday month, I wanted to make sure my monthly book theme was something reflective of myself. When I discovered the newest term "thought daughter" from no other but TikTok, I took a deep dive into it's meaning and felt quite the connection. Whatever our souls are made o[...]
Time travel is a book category I hold close to my heart. There’s something in stories that intertwine love and the bending of time that truly tugs at the deepest corners of my nostalgic soul. Its wistful, aching, magical-- the kind of longing that makes anything feel possible. The ache of love[...]
From the first line, The Time Traveler’s Wife tells us what kind of story it is. It's not just about time travel or even love, but about waiting. About the kind of ache that lingers quietly while you wait. It’s hard being left behind. I wait for Henry, not knowing where he is, wondering[...]