Dianthaa Dabbles

Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish and is now hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. Each week a new theme is suggested for bloggers to participate in. First things first, if you’re super interested in books with colors in the title go check out our

One of my goals this year was do to a monthly round-up each month. Aaaaand then I didn’t. So to catch up, BOOM! 3 for 1 offer! Three months in one post. On the blog @deargeekplace, @imyril & @joriestory organized Wyrd & Wonder, a month-long celebration of the fantastical, and I had a

Super excited for today to be a freebie topic, because The Fantasy Hive are hosting Women in Speculative Fiction month and I really wanted to do something to participate. Now, I’m terrible at picking just 10 of anything so for this list I use a few criteria to narrow it

Squeeeeee everyone said this would be sweet and wholesome and it was! I loved this completely and I’m here to unapologetically squee We follow Linus Baker, a lonely man getting along in age. He’s a social worker for the department in charge of magical youth, and except for his job,

Happy Birthday to me! *Not a picture of me, image by Cucu Petronela from Pixabay My smol blog started last year, mostly because of the bingo hero mode challenge (review every book you read for bingo) and it’s been a lot of fun. Despite general woeness at the world keeping

For short books, these novellas have plenty of title to go around! As usual, I’ve fallen very very behind on my reviews, but in a plot twist no one saw coming, past me took enough notes for me to be able to put these mini-reviews together! I’ve also loved Silver

Welcome to my stop on the We Ride the Storm blog tour, in which We Review the Book. Long text is long, sorry not sorry. This was my second read-through of We Ride the Storm by Devin Madson, I initially read the self-published version last year. So this review is

Top Ten Tuesday Turns 10! Option 1: pick a past TTT topic you’ve done and re-do/update it (Perhaps you’d remove certain books you put on the list back when you first wrote it, or perhaps you have 10 MORE books you’d add to that list now. You could also re-visit TBR

Pirate cats. I’ll say it again Pirate Cats. This is an entire book about Pirate Cats. Imo you’re either sold by that from the start or not, but I’ll try to put into words how great having a book about pirate cats is. I got an ARC from the publisher,

I’ve really been slacking on my Wyrd & Wonder plans, but there’s still time to put together a book rainbow of LGBT+ book recommendations Decorative phoenix © Tanantachai Sirival Wyrd & Wonder is a month-long celebration of the fantastic hosted by imyril @ There’s Always Room for One More, Lisa @ Dear Geek