Overall opinion: A healing and fulfilling path to self-discovery is what Calista McBride's guided journal offers to readers. Especially helpful if you have a history of trauma or anxiety.
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NaNoWriMo 2019 Failed… and Why I Think It Wasn’t A Failure at All
I attempted NaNoWrimo in 2019, but once again, I failed. This time around there was more on my plate thank merely anxiety and a surge of workload to deal with: one of my best friend (like a sister to me) lost her father to leukemia a month earlier, and I was greatly affected too, since I knew the man and I loved him as if he was another father. The loss hit me greatly, but most of all, I couldn’t leave my friend alone to deal with such a huge trauma, so I used most of my free time to take care of her. Seriously, when a friend is like…
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Book Review: Storm’s Herald (The Stormfall Chronicles, #1) by J.W. Golan
Overall opinion: Intense and adventurous Epic YA Fantasy that reads like High Fantasy for adults in a “vintage” writing style that’s a perfect fit for the world built. Disclaimer: I received a free copy from the author in exchange for an honest review. “She wanted to become a druid, like her teacher. She wanted to become something. Not waste her life away in a village that would hardly notice her absence.”
