Am I Normal Yet? by Holly Bourne
It isn’t my first time to read a Holly Bourne book and Am I Normal Yet? definitely won’t be the last. Holly Bourne keeps it real with her books and her characters and it’s truly admirable how she executes these honest stories that shed light into these interesting perspectives about humanity. With the first book […]
Book Haul #44: October 2015
“Oops! I didn’t mean to haul so many books again,” is officially the story of my life. It’s becoming a problem but it’s a problem I quite love having. I’ve got almost twenty books on this haul- books I forgot to include in my last haul, books received from friends, books won, books for review […]
Useful Findings From My Blog Reader Survey
It’s one thing to know your blog and another to know what others think of it. I personally love hearing what readers like about Stay Bookish but I also wanted their feedback on how it can be improved. This is why a few months back, I conducted a survey where I asked my readers what […]
How Many Books Can You Read In A Day? | Conquering Your Readathon
You know what a good day sounds like? A day where I can spend all my time reading. Maybe finish a good book or two. Drink some hot chocolate while I’m at it. Just me, with my book and the fictional characters in the story I’m reading. Last Saturday, I did just that. I joined the 24 hr […]
Novel Portraits: Behind The Lens #17 – Author Edition with Kate Ormand
I’m so very excited to do another segment of Behind The Lens today. See, I usually feature book bloggers, bookstagrammers, or bookblrs here but this one is going to be different as I’m featuring an author! Please kindly welcome Kate Ormand on the blog! Behind The Lens: Kate Ormand, Author of The Wanderers Hello! Care to tell […]
The Reading Experience: Digital vs. Physical
In celebration of School Library Month, I’ve been asked by MyVoucherCodes to write about my thoughts on ebooks. I’ve talked about whether I like ebooks or paperbacks on the blog before and how I saw the pros and cons of each and how I liked both. This much is still true. Lately, however, I find myself preferring physical […]
