​Hi guys! My name is Hannah, welcome to my blog where I talk about the things that I love. I have always loved traveling and reviewing books/entertainment. As a writer I thought it would be a fun idea to bring the two together. I am 23,  in college, and I hope to travel to many destinations and bring you amazing content as well as bring reviews of my favorite reads and watches (and maybe some music as well).
 

Now you might be thinking, “what does this title mean you just pick it up and read it.” Yes, you can do that but as a christian who has been in church since the womb, I’m not afraid to admit I struggle reading my Bible. I’m continually trying to do better and be more consistent and grow in my walk with God. Here are some steps you can follow to have a better relationship with Christ and reading your Word. Step 1: Figure out which translation works for you If you are a beginne

Recently I’ve been getting back into anime. In 8th grade, I had a friend who wanted to go to an anime club but didn’t want to go by herself. I went with her, they put on Soul Eater and the rest was history. Sure this wasn’t my first introduction to anime. My dad used to watch Dragon Ball when I was young and my mom said when I was little I would watch Sailormoon a bit but I don’t remember much. In high school, anime was the form of entertainment I gravitated toward.  As a Chr

The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides 323 pages, Paperback Published February 5, 2019 Genre: Thriller, Mystery, Fiction, Suspense Awards won/nominations: 5 Set in London, England “I believe the same is true for most people who go into mental health. We are drawn to this profession because we are damaged - we study psychology to heal ourselves. Whether we are prepared to admit this or not is another question.” ― Alex Michaelides, The Silent Patient I LOVE THRILLERS! Growing u