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Weekly(ish) book chats about what I’m reading, reviews, the odd tag and my neverending quest to reduce my TBR!
WriterGrrlReads hosts Reading with Writer Grrl, a arts show with 46 episodes published.
A bit of a chaotic wrap-up as I hear the garage door open and quickly wrap things up - but I decided to do TWO summery reading tags for you today. The first one is the Summer Reading Tag, which is created by Amy Jane Rea
In last week's episode, I mentioned that I would be reading as many books off my Dany shelf as I can during August, in honour of my bookish bestie's birthday -- but which books are on my Dany shelf? Listen to find out!
In today's episode, we're recapping my (slightly chaotic?) July reading so far, the books I added to my physical TBR and my super fun August reading plans.
A little late, like most things this month, but here's an update on my July book project ... let's just say that things are not going exactly as planned ;)
A shorter episode, but the 90s Movie Book Tag was a fun one to fill the gap while I'm away on vacation this week! Originally created by A Book Lovers Playlist .
Today's episode was a topic suggestion from one of my Instagram followers ... books that help us through different seasons of life. So here are 10 books that I have a distinct memory of reading when I was at a time and p
Another month has come and gone, and what a great reading month June was! I didn't read any standouts, but I did read a ton of books, mainly due to a magical readathon with friends and a series reread that I've leapt int
This is one of my favourite tags to do, and the first year that I've done it on the podcast! Originally created by A Book So Fathomless back in 2014!
I've been doing a July Book project for a few years, starting in 2017 and then taking a hiatus, but we're back and better than ever this summer! What is a July Book? I explain the concept, the books I've done in the past
A bit of a chattier episode today, inspired by The Perpetual Page Turner 's If We Were Having Coffee posts from back in the day!
I'm so excited to be back recording after a busy busy May and sharing my May reading wrap-up, the books I added to my shelves and my reading plans for June.
Another fun tag today - this one mirrors so many of those fun "which would you choose" things that go around on stories on Instagram, but unfortunately I can't track down the original creator for this tag!
Bringing you the Disney Book Tag, which was originally created by Katytastic (and then more categories added by PolandBananasBooks later).
We're looking forward to the summer beach reading to beat the May blues - and I'm already excited to read ALL THE THINGS this summer!
Another fun tag to share with you today, created by Cari Can Read (and stumbled across from the YouTube video done by The TBR Podcast).
My reading was slower than usual in April, but I still read some great books -- and a book that broke my heart, but not for the usual reasons. Hoping for a better May!
In this week's episode, I'm sharing the first book I read and my favourite book from some of my absolute favourite authors. This week's episode is inspired by Page in Print.
Back with another fun tag ... as a child of the 90s this one was fun, even though there are a few references that I wasn't even sure of! Tag was originally created by Kristin Kraves Books.
This one is an oldie but a goodie from a beloved blogging buddy The Perpetual Page Turner - hope you enjoy it too!
This episode is quickly becoming my favourite one to record - let's chat about all the books that I read and bought in March, as well as my reading plans for April.
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