A History of Crows

{Dark Academia} The Cloisters - Katy Hays 28.10.2022 13:50 ↓

My review and recommendation of the dark academia novel "The Cloisters" by Katy Hays. Thanks you to Simon & Schuster and Atria Books for the ARC! 

Spooky Reads Recommendations - Adult Edition 21.10.2022 34:00 ↓

Part two of my Spooky Reads Recommendations for this year, this time featuring adult books! 

Spooky Reads Recommendations - YA edition 14.10.2022 44:31 ↓

Spooky season is upon us, so this week's episode is full of recommendations to get in the spooky mood. This is the first part of my Spooky Recommendations, featuring YA books!

Leituras de Setembro 2022 [pt/br] 08.10.2022 28:38 ↓

O que eu li no mês de Setembro de 2022.

Foul Lady Fortune - Chloe Gong 23.09.2022 23:21 ↓

My review of Foul Lady Fortune by Chloe Gong, many thanks to Hodder & Stoughton for my ARC!

Leituras de Agosto 2022 [pt/br] 16.09.2022 46:55 ↓

O que eu li no mês de Agosto de 2022.

Carrie Soto and my TJR Redathon 02.09.2022 45:51 ↓

In August I read four books by Taylor Jenkins Reid, including an ARC of Carrie Soto is Back, and here are my impressions about these four novels. Many thanks to Penguin Random House International for my review copy.

5 Books About Motherhood 28.08.2022 24:08 ↓

In this episode I recommend five different books about motherhood, with different perspectives and approaches to the theme, across different genres. 

Convite para a leitura coletiva de Babel (R.F. Kuang) e impressões sobre o livro 13.08.2022 25:17 ↓

Nesse episódio comento minhas impressões sobre o maravilhoso, único e incrível Babel da R.F. Kuang e também convido vocês a participarem da leitura coletiva do livro que estou organizando e começa no dia 23/08! 

Leituras de Julho 2022 [pt/br] 05.08.2022 27:40 ↓

O que eu li no mês de Julho de 2022.

A Trilogia The Poppy War 29.07.2022 27:33 ↓

Minhas impressões sobre a trilogia The Poppy War (A Guerra da Papoula no Brasil), uma das melhores trilogias de fantasia que já li na vida. 

My 2022 Reading Year So Far 22.07.2022 39:48 ↓

Answering the questions from my readings of the first half of the year. 

Leituras de Junho 2022 [pt/br] 15.07.2022 29:33 ↓

O que eu li no mês de Junho de 2022.

What Moves The Dead - T. Kingfisher 02.07.2022 12:29 ↓

My review of "What Moves The Dead" a retelling of The Fall of the House of Usher. Thanks to TorNightfire and Macmillan for the ARC! 

{Favorite authors} Maggie Stiefvater 24.06.2022 27:03 ↓

This is the first of a new series of episodes commenting on my favorite authors. In this episode, I talk about Maggie Stiefvater.

Queer books I Love 17.06.2022 18:32 ↓

Recommending books for Pride Month, here are six queer books that have a special place in my heart.

Babel by R.F.Kuang 10.06.2022 44:52 ↓

I was lucky to be gifted a physical proof of Babel by R.F. Kuang and read it early! Here are my thoughts (and a lot of babble on the book). Thank you so much to HarperVoyager UK, Harper Reach, and HarperCollins! 

Leituras de Maio 2022 [pt/br] 03.06.2022 29:55 ↓

O que eu li no mês de Maio de 2022.

More Dark Academia books recommendations 29.05.2022 14:59 ↓

In this episode I recommend more books that fit the dark academia genre. 

Just Like Mother - Anne Heltzel 20.05.2022 16:05 ↓

My review about the book Just Like Mother. Thank you to Tor Nightfire and Macmillan for the ARC! 

I think I burned out of reading fantasy...? 14.05.2022 33:29 ↓

In this episode, I discuss the fact that I think fantasy is not working out as well as it did for me before, and some of the reasons why I think I don't feel like reading it anymore. 

Leituras de Abril 2022 [pt/br] 06.05.2022 23:45 ↓

O que eu li no mês de abril de 2022. 

The Starless Sea - Erin Morgenstern 29.04.2022 9:44 ↓

My review and thoughts about The Starless Sea by Erin Morgenstern, one of my lifetime favorite books. 

Isso é dark academia? [pt/br] 15.04.2022 12:19 ↓

Nesse episódio eu comento um pouco sobre o que não é dark academia, e cito alguns exemplos para ilustrar.

Is it dark academia? [eng] 15.04.2022 11:38 ↓

In this episode I discuss a little bit about what isn't dark academia, and mention some examples to illustrate.