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Blog Tour: Blazewrath Games by Amparo Ortiz {review + interview}

Hey everyone! Today is my stop at the blog tour of Blazewrath Games by Amparo Ortiz. Thanks to Hear Our Voices Book Tours for having me in this tour.Book title: Blazewrath GamesPublication date: October 6, 2020Author: Amparo OrtizGenre: Young Adult FantasyPublisher: Page Street KidsPages: 368How I got the book: Sent for Review; the publisher provided me an ARC in exchange of my honest review.Star

Blog Tour: Each of Us a Desert by Mark Oshiro {review}

Hi everyone! Today is my stop at the blog tour of Each of Us a Desert by Mark Oshiro. This is the first book I've read by Oshiro and I definitely want to read more. Thanks to Colored Pages Bookish Tours for having me in this tour. Book title: Each of Us a DesertPublication date: September 15th, 2020Author: Mark OshiroGenres: Young Adult, Fantasy, LGBTQ+Publisher: Tor TeenPages: 432How I got the

Walkie Talkie por Carlos Daniel {reseña}

¡Hola! Hoy comparto mi reseña de una novela que te atrapará con su suspenso y nostalgia...Título: WALKIE TALKIEAutor: Carlos DanielFecha de publicación: 10 de agosto de 2020Géneros: Ficción, Suspenso/ThrillerEditorial: publicación independientePáginas: 220Cómo obtuve el libro: Enviado para Reseña; recibí el libro en formato digital a cambio de mi reseña honesta.Calificación:ReseñaNuestros

Walter por Carlos Daniel {reseña}

¡Hola! Hoy tenemos la reseña de nuestra primera lectura conjunta. Título: WalterAutor: Carlos DanielFecha de publicación: 20 de septiembre de 2019Géneros: Novela, Ficción, Realismo, ContemporáneoEditorial: publicación independientePáginas: 193Cómo obtuvimos el libro: Comprado en Tazas y Portadas.Calificación:Reseña de Andrea CarolinaSolo para advertir, esta reseña incluye spoilers, por si aún no

8th Blog Anniversary Giveaway!

¡Hola! Hoy es un día bien especial, ya que estamos celebrando nuestro octavo aniversario del blog. Estamos agradecidas con su apoyo a través de todos estos años. ¿Qué mejor forma de celebrar que con un sorteo como forma de agradecimiento? Pasa por nuestro Instagram o página en Facebook, para que participes.Aquí está lo que estamos sorteando:Un certificado de $15 de Tazas y PortadasDalia por

Announcement: new co-blogger, Andrea Carolina!

Hi everyone! I have some big news :) I am really excited to welcome my dear friend, and now co-blogger, Andrea Carolina! It all started with a casual conversation were she was giving me some ideas for my blog, and I told her she should help me and be my co-blogger... and guess what?! She accepted and here we are...What's new on the blog?Be sure to check out the tabs on the blog because we made

The Parlor book series by Audrey M. Stevens {review}

Hi everyone! Today I'll be reviewing a book series by Audrey M. Stevens. The Parlor is book #1 and The Ferrals is book #2.Book title: The ParlorPublication date: June 13, 2019Author: Audrey M. StevensGenres: Science Fiction, DystopiaPublisher: Luminare Press, LLCPages: 194How I got the book: Sent for review; I received a copy of the book in exchange for my honest review.Star rating:ReviewThe

Bookish Events: Opening of Tazas y Portadas

Hey everyone! I hope you are doing great :) This post is long overdue! But now in the middle of the quarantine, I will like to slowly come back to the blog. And what better way than doing this with a post about my favorite spot? When I heard about the opening of Tazas y Portadas in Hormigueros, Puerto Rico, I was static! A bookstore and coffee shop opening 10 minutes from home?! I'm not kidding,

The Worst Best Man by Mia Sosa {review}

Hi everyone! Today I'm celebrating the book birthday of Mia Sosa :) Here's my review of The Worst Best Man! Book title:The Worst Best Man Publication date: February 4, 2020 Author:Mia Sosa Genres:Adult, Romance, Contemporary Publisher:Avon Pages:368 How I got the book:Sent for review;the publisher provided me an ARC in exchange for my honest review. Star rating: Review I

Cartonera Books {review} / Libros Cartoneros {reseña}

Have you ever heard about cartonero books? I honestly didn't know anything about it but lately, I've been learning a little bit. This movement started in Argentina in 2003 because of an economic crisis. The books are made with recycling material. They use cardboard as the book cover and all of them are hand painted. So they are unique! They are super accesible and affordable. That's why the