Ever read a book that made zero sense, and yet somehow felt perfect? That’s the nonsense genre, mostly…
Hello, dearies! Welcome to a new rambling about a bookish topic.
Because yes, I will ramble a little bit. Did you know that there is a book genre that is called: nonsense or non-essential? I didn’t know it was called that, but I have read the main book in this category, and you might have as well.
But alright, let’s first answer a few things, like what it is, and what it means when reading.
Continue reading “What is a NonSense Book?”“A room without books is like a body without a soul.”
Hello, dearies! Happy New Year!
2026 is the Year of the Horse, did you know? I didn’t, but now I do. So, expect a horse-related book listing coming soon to accompany the one from the 2024 Year of the Dragon book list and the 2025 Year of the Snake book list.
But for now, let’s focus on what happened in the blog in 2025, here’s the blog recap.
I started the year strong reading and finishing books that had been on my TBR list for ages like Beautiful Burn and A Beautiful Funeral by Jamie McGuire, but even when I wanted to be the trend of the year, later on it decreased in intensity, you’ll see.
“...everything burns when a star dies.” Whoa, you might recognise that one from The Mystery of Aaravos, which I finished watching by Feb. Also, I did a special one for romance (Valentine’s) and finally shared my first impressions about Arc n’ Book in Seoul (that’s a bookstore).
Wow, March was a more active month it would seem, it’s fun to go back and see what I was talking about months ago, starting with Sunrise on the Reaping, the list of books that have snakes in the title or in them, a couple of listings that were the 9 books I would re-read without question, and 5 K-Dramas to Watch.
But that was not all, I also talked about what Bu Bu Jing Xin is, a novel in which Moon Lovers: Scarlet Heart Ryeo is based on (that’s a Korean drama). And I continued my obsession with Horimiya as well, do you like that anime? I find it fascinating, it’s a short one so you can watch it in a weekend, I have spoilers for it and also chatted about whether Horimiya is an acquired taste or not. However, if you are more interested in travel and bookish stuff, there is the YP Books tour that I did.
This one also featured a bookish travel entry, but for Starfield in Seoul and Suwon, yes, there are two of these libraries and it was amazing in both places.
I also went back to a throwback with a beloved short story collection as The Bane Chronicles is, this review was for The Fall of the Hotel Dumort, but I also did one for City of Ashes, which will be on the podcast soon.
And because I couldn’t stop talking about Sunrise on the Reaping just yet, I did a Spoiler Sunday special of the book.
May was also a busier month than others, with some book challenges and book reviews for: Avenged by an Angel and Beyond the Wand (Tom Felton’s book).
But there is also a behind-the-scenes look at my bookshelves and how I reorganised them back then.
June was less post-heavy but there was news about the upcoming The Lunar Chronicles movie, so of course, I had to talk about that. I also finished reading: Seduced by a Demon King. And did a list of books that are still on my TBR and I keep saying I will read them soon. I haven’t, yet.
Going into July and realising that I finished The Magician’s Nephew half a year ago is almost scary, because I only just finished The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe recently, so, it took me a while to finish it. But there were also a couple of book challenges if you’re interested in doing some: Find That Book pt.2.
Almost over with the year, in August there were not that many posts from me, sorry about that, but I did finish reading: Scorched by Darkness.
And season 3 of EachPage Flow (my podcast) began.
Crickets… nothing posted in September, sorry, I was travelling.
In October I chatted about one of my favourite k-dramas watched in 2025: The Potato Lab. And then talked again about Beautiful Disaster because, why not? This time, there were some spoilers in it.
Oh, and I also went back in time and chatted about The Chamber of Secrets once again because it is the Wizarding World and the podcast featuring an episode about it.
Oh, I only gave spoilers about Furuba (Fruits Basket), because I saw some things online that made me want to type out and rant about it.
And with that, December was already upon me and I realised that I had been super busy in the last quarter of the year, so only some time for The Hunger Games Throwback and talking about another anime that I liked and wanted to ramble about: Classroom of the Elite season 3.
And that was it for my blog in 2025, eachpage.org is still here for everyone who loves books, anime, TV Shows, movies, and more. Thank you for all this wonderful time, dearies! I truly appreciate the love, the returning viewers, and the new ones.
With that, don’t forget to follow, like, and share the blog to other who’d love to know more. Have a great start to 2026.
“Happy Hunger Games! And may the odds be ever in your favor.”
Hello, dearies!
Happy Hunger Games!
That’s not it, I mean, hello, it’s been a while, and welcome to a new Throwback Thursday!
Have you read The Hunger Games trilogy? Or book 1: The Hunger Games?
It can be confusing when talking about it.
I have read it but one time, and it was enough for me. I did like it, of course, and I was surprised because I first hadn’t wanted to read because of how Katniss says things, her POV and voice were a bit strange for me at first.
But I got used to it.
I have a full review for all three books in the trilogy here on the blog. But, today is the Throwback Thursday of THG because it’s been so long since I read this book, and because I felt like rambling a bit about it.
Continue reading “TBT: The Hunger Games [THG Book 1]”The thing about Furuba is that you still watch/read it despite all these plots twists and pains…
Hi, dearies!
Welcome back to a Spoiler Time Sunday, which already has multiple entries, in case you want to spoil your fun or just know more about a favourite book, anime, show.
This Sunday will be for Furuba or Fruits Basket, which became a favourite of mine after watching about three episodes of the 2019 Anime Version of the manga, I was hooked, I was sold after the first episode even. The intro, I was there, in it.
Now, you see I am a fan of it, I like it. But I am a realistic person, and I know that if you look to close into things (shows, stories, character’s background) then you really get like: wow, seriously? Is that truly how it is?
So, today, I am doing that with Furuba because I enjoy rambling about these random things.
First off, this is my warning, there are spoilers as per the whole point of this blog post, spoilers ahead, this is my warning.
Continue reading “Spoiler Time Sunday: The Thing About Furuba is”“I knew the second I met you
that there was something about you I needed. Turns out it
wasn’t something about you at all. It was just you.”
Hello, everyone! 🤗
I know I shouldn’t laugh. But I did when I read some of the questions online about Beautiful Disaster.
So, I will answer this odd questions because it’s fun, and I like talking about books, more so the ones about the Maddox brothers.
Have you read this book? If you have not, then there might be spoilers ahead, this is the warning for spoilers. I’ll start.
Continue reading “Beautiful Disaster: The Odd Queries that Made Me Laugh”or authors who make me come back to the same stories over and over again.
Welcome, dearies!
A new list is here, but not a book specific one, but the authors that made me grab copy after copy of their books, and sometimes get different versions of the same book. 😍 What they have in common? Not much other their amazing way of telling a story and make me want to go into those worlds.
Basically, the authors who are responsible that I am such a bookish girl. High praise, I know! 😆✨️
Alright, here we go. Jumping right into it, I will ramble enough later on.
This was the obvious one. Even if all books I have read by Cassie are the Shadowhunters novels it is still an author I would start reading a book from without questioning much. 🙂
And, yes, there are others books by her that are not The Mortal Instrumentals, The Dark Artifices, or Magnus’ Stories. Like Sword Catcher.
For Jennifer, again, I haven’t actually read other books others than the ones with Aliens and such in them, yes, I mean the Lux Series and the Origin Series. But unlike with Cassandra Clare, I do know she has so many other books that are right up my alley, I have them saved on my endless TBR. Like the Dark Elements Series, Harbinger Series or the Covenant Series, all of which I have read the descriptions of and added to my list. But she has others, too.
Ah, Shana. I love her writing, she quickly became one of my top fav authors after I read The Drakon Series. And I did read almost all of her books after that.
It was epic. Mostly Romance, Regency, Fantasy, and drama novels in a historical setting (Intimate Enemies. The Last Mermaid. A Winter Rose), and yet, I read through each book like it was a holiday and I had the time. This was years ago, but I have re-read some of her books and still like them like the first time.
But The Sweetest Dark and The Dream Thief remain my top favourite books by Shana. And yes, I have bought or added books by her only by seeing her name.
Laura Gallego Garcia is a Spanish author that first got my attention when I read The Idhun Chronicles, ten years ago? Or so, it was a long time ago. 🥹 And from that first trilogy, which I have re read a bunch of times and talked about almost a little too much (Idhunita), but because of how much I immersed myself in the story of the three suns and three moons, I couldn’t help but see her name and immediately buy a book or add it to my TBR.
Now, I haven’t read them all, but I am sure that I will like them all the same.
Alright, finally but not least important or less favourite is Marissa Meyer, although she is a newer like, her retelling of Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, and Rapunzel to name the first three of The Lunar Chronicles was on point and creative, haha, that sounded a bit generic, sorry.
Let me start again, I love The Lunar Chronicles stories, Cinder, which is about Cinderella, I had to restart the first chapter a couple of times before I truly stayed and read to them. And it was worth it. And after reading Scarlet, I went and got the paperbacks, and when I started Cress, I was in deep with the story. By Winter (book 4) I was committed and sure I would read anything by Marissa Meyer.
That’s all for this one.
As I was naming these 5 like another three came to mind, but romance authors, lol. There is an idea 😄 a list of romance authors that make me buy ebooks over and over, should I?
Let me know in the comments. Or if you liked this list and would like to see different ones. I’m all ears.
Don’t forget to like, share, and follow if you are not already. It’s always nice to see your interest. ♥️
“A rift began to grow between Slytherin and the others. Slytherin wished to be more selective about the students admitted to Hogwarts.”
Welcome, dearies! 🍁
Another Friday, another Flashback, this one for Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets, book 2 of the Wizarding Saga.
To go along with the newest episode of the podcast: Ep. 2 of Season 3 of EachPage Flow, I decided to go back to The Chamber of Secrets, but there were two things I didn’t say on the podcast because they skipped my mind as I was rambling about the book.
Sorry, there is a lot on my mind.
You can check out the full episode below, I put it here because I’m nice like that. 🙂
So, the dueling club at Hogwarts started by Lockhart, and the introduction to the word ‘mudblood’ or how pure-blooded families see those born of Muggles but with the gift of magic like: Hermione Granger. These are the two things that I later thought, oh wait, I missed something.
Alright, first dueling.
Continue reading “Friday Flashback: The Chamber of Secrets”The story of Hartt, and another story to soon go to the story in book 19.
Oh boy, I do like the dark ones. And the elves.
Welcome, dearies! 📖
It is a new day for a book review about Eternal Mates, this time book 18. If you were here when I started with these, you have followed the progress with me.
If you arrived at Avenged by an Angel book 16, you might know that I read 3 of these books in a row. 16, 17, and 18. I was building myself up to this one to be honest. I could have jumped from Unchained by a Forbidden Love to this one, but I decided to follow the order.
I am glad I did, and at the same time a bit disappointed because it was a journey that veered off from what I was expecting.
The thing about these books as that you could read them as stand-alone but at the same time, not, because there are some details let’s say from Kissed by a Dark Prince, Book 1, that you might need for this one book 18. So, I read more of these but at the same time could have skipped some parts.
Continue reading “Scorched by Darkness [Eternal Mates #18] Book Review”This time, I searched for titles with striking blue covers, not on my shelf (just 1), but across the web. Do you have books with blue covers?
Blue? It was not easy.
Hello, dearies! 📘
Welcome to a new book challenge.
Do you have books in your bookshelf with a blue cover? I went and looked online to see different versions instead.
Continue reading “Book Challenge: Find 5 Books with A Blue Cover”“Awake. Love. Think. Speak. Be walking trees. Be talking beasts. Be divine waters.”
Hello, dearies! Welcome to my first ever C.S. Lewis book review. 😮
That’s right I had never read The Chronicles of Narnia or any book by this author. But I decided this year that it was time, it had gone long enough, and frankly, I opened the book and started reading without giving it too much thought.
And that was eye-opening for me. But first let me tell my first impressions of reading The Magician’s Nephew, which was not what I was expecting in many ways.
Continue reading “The Magician’s Nephew [Book Review]”
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