Oh How I've Missed Lorelai

I remember randomly choosing Talking As Fast As I Can by Lauren Graham alongside Anna Kenrick’s Scrappy Little Nobody when I was looking for audiobooks for my commute to work. Our restaurant was closed for a week and I got...

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Love, Victor

When I first heard of Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda, I didn't know then that it would end up as one of my favourite books. Like I-would-read-it-over-and-over-again favourite. It's one of those books where loosing sleep is a given,...

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The Very Last Leaf by Stef Wade

The Very Last Leaf by Stef Wade is an adorable book. We watch Lance Cottonwood pass his classes with flying colours: from wind resistance, photosynthesis to pigment changing. He's easily the best in his class. However, during his final exams we find out...

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Life Bits No. 1

Follow my blog with Bloglovin Re-Opening The City Last Monday was the first day of Saskatchewan's five-phase reopening plan. Some people dread it. I'm one of those people. For the past months, majority of the world's population have adapted to...

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SPL March Book: The Nickel Boys

The capacity to suffer. Elwood — and all the Nickel boys — existed in the capacity. Breathed in it, ate in it, dreamed in it. That was their lives now. Otherwise they would have perished. The beatings, the rapes, the...

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The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge

This post originally appeared on yvanagno.com (no longer exists) I have decided to finally take on The Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge. I spent a good amount of my teenage years watching Gilmore Girls. I'm not sure what drew me into...

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