Merry Christmas friends! I hope everyone is having a wonderful holiday season. This year, I want to spread Christmas cheer by sharing a wonderful book series I just finished. If you read my previous post, Fall 2021 Reading List!, you may remember me mentioning that I was sent an eARC for the first book in a new series called All I Want for Christmas by Chelsea Bobulski. After I read and enjoyed the first book, Wise Wolf Books was nice enough to send me ARCs for the rest of th

Welcome to the end October, friends! I'm halfway through my school semester, and it’s pretty busy! At this point in my college career, I don’t have a lot of credits left, but the ones I’m taking this semester are doing a pretty good job of keeping me occupied. Still, I have a lot of exciting books on my TBR this fall, most of which are new releases! So, without further ado, I present my Fall 2021 Reading List: These Violent Delights by Chloe Gong This is the first book I star

Hello again! We’ve reached the end of May, which means summer is in full swing! My favorite thing about summer is that I usually have a lot more reading time. For a summer TBR, I’m sort of playing it by ear. I’ve read a few books so far, and there are several titles that I want to read, but I don’t have a set, ordered sequence to follow. For the next few months, I intend to arrange my TBR around publication dates, library due dates, book club meetings, and whatever book's ava

If you are searching for your next great YA read, look no further! For the last year and a half, I have been making my way through the backlist of the Barnes & Noble YA Book Club, and it has been super fun. In 2019, B&N launched their YA book club, “designed to bring together young adult readers to discuss some of the most anticipated YA books being published.” Each month, B&N announces a new selection, sells a special edition, and hosts discussions of the book in stores all

Hello, friends! Welcome back to GraceofStorytelling in 2021! I’ve started this year with a pretty optimistic mindset. I have an internship that keeps me busy, and I am really enjoying it. My semester at school is also going pretty well so far. I am grateful that my course load is a lot less demanding and stressful this semester. For the first time in my college career as an English major, I am not taking any literature course! This means I won’t be assigned any major literary