✨Monthly Wrap Ups & Random Blogs, Uncategorized

Cozy Halloween Night In with Three Easy Snacks!

I am a major homebody. Most of the time Halloween in my house is spent cuddled up inside, watching movies and handing out candy. Side note, it makes me so ecstatic when I get trick or treaters. Growing up in the middle of nowhere Alabama I always wanted it to be like in the movies… Continue reading Cozy Halloween Night In with Three Easy Snacks!

-Sci-fi, Horror, Mystery & Thriller, Uncategorized

October Reading: Book Review of “Ghost House” by Clare McNally

I decided to raid my brother's bookshelf (he blogs at Cody's Bookshelf) as I have done many times before and I came across the gem that is Ghost House by Clare Mcnally. The novel was written in 1979 and was inspired by the Amityville Horror hauntings. I felt this book went along perfectly with my B.E.D.O. (Blog… Continue reading October Reading: Book Review of “Ghost House” by Clare McNally

✨Monthly Wrap Ups & Random Blogs, Uncategorized

October DIY: Mini Halloween Wreath

About two weeks ago I posted a DIY Black Crow Wreath and I thought I would share another, smaller wreath that I've made. This is one that I made last year but I had the supplies to make more because I was making these to sell. I did not actually make another so there isn't pictures of… Continue reading October DIY: Mini Halloween Wreath

-Historical Fiction, Uncategorized

Book Review of “A Place to Call Home” by Tania Crosse

This book was sent to me for review purposes from Aria Fiction. All opinions are my own. I am so excited to be reviewing A Place to Call Home by Tania Crosse! Not only was I just looking forward to reading it after reading Nobody’s Girl, but this review is a part of a blog tour and it's the… Continue reading Book Review of “A Place to Call Home” by Tania Crosse

-Sci-fi, Horror, Mystery & Thriller, -The Classics & Nostalgic Books, Uncategorized

October Reading: Edgar Allan Poe

One of my all time favorite writers is Edgar Allan Poe. His stories and poems are beautiful and many of them just as tragic as his life was. I found his completed works for a steal of a price at Books a Million. I'm no where near close to finishing this hulking book but I do… Continue reading October Reading: Edgar Allan Poe