I’ve recently started to replay the games I played as a child, starting with Sonic the Hedgehog which you can read about my experience here. It is not only video games that I have been revisiting, but also books as well. Like with the video games, I will be looking at the books I read up until I was sixteen. Today, I am talking about my re-read of The Recruit by Robert Muchamore.
Continue reading “Re-Reading My Childhood: The Recruit.”
I’ve been indulging in a lot of nostalgia recently and when I saw this tag post on A Geeky Gal blog, I just had to participate. I would also highly recommend checking out A Geeky Gal if you enjoy blogs about everything geeky. OK, let’s take a trip into my childhood!
Continue reading “The Geeky Childhood Tag”
Its been a while since I did a tag post and this one themed around female characters from Lightning Ellen was too good to pass up!
Continue reading “Underrated Ladies Tag.”
Most of you guys know by now that I love to agree to crazy challenges, especially when I may not have the time to do them. Well, I’ve decided to take part in my first ever readathon, called the Iron Tome-A-Thon!
Continue reading “Attempting My First Readathon: Iron Tome-A-Thon.”
Its been a couple of months since I last recommended a book on this blog for people to read, so I thought today, I would recommend a book written by Madeline Miller that tells the story of a Greek sorceress.
Continue reading “Thero’s Recommended Reading: Circe.”
Since last week was very video game heavy when it came to the posts; I thought I would shake things up a bit and start this week with a post about books!
This tag I actually found over at Drizzle and Hurricane Books, a blog that focuses on young adult books. If you’re interested in reading, I suggest you give the blog a look. So, without further ado, let’s get into this tag!
Continue reading “My Bookish Life From A to Z.”Its been a while since I recommended a book on this blog, in fact the last Recommended Reading post was posted last year! To remedy this, I thought I would recommend a book with a wicked stepmother in, just in time for Mother’s Day…
Yes, it’s me, Thero! I’ve returned from an unplanned absence and ready to jump back into the blogging game. Why did I disappear? Well, to be honest, I was feeling a little burnt out after Christmas and was struggling through January; so I took some time away from this blog. Now, I feel really motivated and ready to post random rambly geeky things!
Well, I guess I did better last week, than I did the previous two weeks- I posted two posts! Let’s see if this week, I can top that making three posts! All joking aside, I’m hoping to get back to my usual schedule soon, I promise!
Still, this week, I managed to get to go on a trip to London to visit the Natural History museum and the Science museum. Here’s my first guide tip: Don’t go on a Saturday. It feels like almost every parent turned out with their children in tow. I’m not a child hater but I don’t like children who are allowed to run wild in a museum. My second guide tip: Look at a floor plan of the museums beforehand and make sure you check out the stuff you really want to see. Both museums are huge and we didn’t get a chance to see everything in the Natural History museum. So, we are planning to go back at some point and check out the stuff we missed. Just on a weekday next time.
Apologies for how late this post is, I was hoping to have it up a few weeks ago! So, let’s not delay any further but take a look at the book covers of the books I read, way back in December 2018!
Continue reading “Judging Books By Their Covers: December Edition.”
A Reluctant Hero 