January 2019 – KnigaWorm Collaborators' Hub

xoxo, Dan Humphrey’s murderous alter-ego

I hope you guys enjoyed my rambling reviews! I definitely enjoyed writing them. It felt liberating to share my thoughts unfiltered, unrestrained by the standard reviewing conventions. Thank you for reading, liking and commenting – let’s do this again very soon! THIS POST IS LIGHT, BUT FULL OF SPOILERS! On the whole, YOU proved toContinue reading “xoxo, Dan Humphrey’s murderous alter-ego”

Consider me disturbed

This is the final review of Season 1, but come back tomorrow for an overview of the season! I promised you musings and ramblings, and now I’m ready to deliver. I will be posting reviews of the show “You” that’s available on Netflix. I’m watching season 1, and will be reviewing all the episodes, publishingContinue reading “Consider me disturbed”

Get off my roof!

I promised you musings and ramblings, and now I’m ready to deliver. I will be posting reviews of the show “You” that’s available on Netflix. I’m watching season 1, and will be reviewing all the episodes, publishing one review a day. I will be posting my ramblings just as they are – one proof-read forContinue reading “Get off my roof!”

The most analog princess in all the land

The downfall of a dream girl

I bruise like a peach

223 Orchard Street, by Renee Ryan

Please note that my rambling reviews almost always CONTAIN SPOILERS! I was in the mood for historical fiction, and this was alphabetically the first choice of NetGalley books, so that was that. I was excited about the time period and the set-up of two Irish sisters trying to make it in America, one arriving aContinue reading “223 Orchard Street, by Renee Ryan”

A dark cavern where conversations go to die

Look who’s talking, too

Bookworm’s paradise

I found out about NetGalley exactly a year ago. Before then all the books that I read came from my own personal collection, or a vast, vast library that I was working at. Let’s just say, I never ran out of books to read, but rather my book piles kept growing and growing. Yet IContinue reading “Bookworm’s paradise”