Free-post Friday- Answering Your Questions

Firstly; I want to thank everyone who submitted a question, I really enjoyed reading them!

Secondly; what kind of content would you like see more of?

Question by Jo: Have you read the Night Angel Trilogy by Brent Weeks?

Answer: No I have not, but thank you for the recommendation!

Question by Carlos: What do you think of the Harry Potter series? Does it still hold up? Is it worthy of being considered a classic?

Answer: I have only read up to Book 3, but I have enjoyed them so far. From what I have seen, people still seem to enjoy them/still a fan of. Each new movie/book or play that came out brings in new audiences (for example Fantastic Beasts and Cursed Child). That being considered, since it’s still being recognized to this day, sure, I think it should be a classic!

Question by Acie: Sweet or Salty?

Answer: Sweet!

Question by Jordan: Have you read the Endgame trilogy?

Answer: No I haven’t, but thanks for the recommendation!

Monday Review: Darkly Dreaming Dexter – Jeff Lindsay (Dexter Series Book 1)

(MATURE CONTENT WARNING)

This is the book series that inspired the television show. Season 1 of the show is based on Book One of the books.

I really enjoyed reading this book, it gave me a whole new perspective of Dexter Morgan and why/how he became who he is.

If you don’t know about Dexter, he is a blood-splatter analyst for the Miami-Metro Police Department.

He was adopted at a very young age to Harry Morgan who was a very respected police officer, and Dexter and Harry’s daughter Deborah, followed in his footsteps.

What you don’t expect is that Dexter is also a serial killer, but he only kills those who deserve it; murderer’s, rapists, child predators, and other serial killers!

In this book, Dexter is investigating murders by what they call the Tamiami Slasher. Leaving behind subtle clues that only Dexter can figure out, the slasher makes his way to his next victims.

We find out later that the killer is Dexter’s biological brother who is trying to get Dexter to see how similar they are and to be more open about who he kills, not just bad people.

What happens next, well that’s for you to figure out 😉

Monday Review: Ghostgirl – Tonya Hurley (Re-Review)


Ghostgirl is about a young lady named Charlotte who is starting a new year in school.

Charlotte is typically the kind of person who nobody sees, a lone wolf, but she wants this year to be different.
She wants to be popular so she can be seen, and so that the popular guy she has a crush on will notice her.

Well she gets her wish, her teacher pairs her up with him for a project!
He wants Charlotte to tutor him, and class ends.

She follows him only to start choking on a gummy bear!
Of course she is all alone and it starts sticking and she’s choking more and more, banging on the door hoping someone will hear.

She’s dead.

Charlotte wakes up right where she died, in school. A little strange and she is called into the office.

It seems that even in death she must go to school to learn how to be dead before going to the “otherside”.

She winds up having to help the sister of the popular girl, Scarlet, who also is the only one who is able to see Charlotte!

What happens next?

Free-Post Friday:(Very Late Post) Christmas Gifts From A Follower

Sorry I’ve been absent, I have a lot going on lately but I’M BACK!!!

One of my close friends and a follower,Carlos, sent me some Christmas Gifts from my Amazon list ( https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/2LU6FLJSK4N7M?ref_=wl_share) to help grow this blog! It was so sweet and I really liked the items!

This is a cute drawer and pencil holder in the shape of books!

These are Alice in Wonderland bookmarks, with cute quotes an original artwork!

See you guys Monday!!

Bookish Wednesday: My Current Classics Collection

I plan on adding to this collection but these are what I have so far:

Little Women – Louisa May Alcott

Sense and Sensibility – Jane Austen

Wuthering Heights – Emily Bronte

Jane Eyre – Charlotte Bronte

Pride and Prejudice – Jane Austen

The Iliad – Homer

The Odyssey – Homer

The Inferno – Dante Alighieri

The Brothers Karamazov – Fyodor Dostoevsky

A Tale Of Two Cities – Charkes Dickens

Dracula – Bram Stoker

The Great Gatsby – F Scott Fitzgerald

Monday Review: Fallout Cookbook – Victoria Rosenthal & Overwatch Cookbook – Chelsea Monroe-Cassel

(DISCLAIMER: I haven’t tried any of the recipes yet!)

I have flipped through the pages and they all look delicious, some of which I actually pictured in my head!

Being a fan of both games, I just had to have these, and I can’t wait to test them out!

Do you have any fandom cookbooks?

I have two ‘Gilmore Girls’ cookbooks as well.

Free-post Friday- Gamer Hello Kitty Funko Pop

When I first saw the ad for this Hello Kitty Gamer Funko, I knew I wanted it as my daughter and myself just adore Hello Kitty and we are a gamer family so it was nice to have something with both our interests!

Last week, it was in stock at my local Game Stop, and I nabbed it before I lost my chance again!

She is just so cute!!