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Mini "Series"

Hi everyone! This is just a quick list of the kinds of posts that I do, and explanations for them!

1. Book Rambles
 Book Rambles are my book reviews! I have a page that explains how I rate books since I don't use a standard five-star rating system. Rambles are usually split into a spoiler-free talk and a spoiler talk.

2. School of Thought
This is an original series of mine! I'm an English Education major, which means that I'm required to read a lot of "classics" for class. School of Thought is where I discuss books that I've read in a (slightly) formal setting in an (incredibly) informal manner.

3. Sort of Sorted
This is another original series of mine! Sort of Sorted started as a way of sorting characters into their Hogwarts houses but after all of Rowling's transphobic comments, I instead sorted characters into which Avatar the Last Airbender nation they would be in. It's a fun way of exploring the characters in different books!

As I come up with more of these, I'll update this page! I'm also hoping to do author spotlights and more!

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