About Me

Hello!

My name is Bree and I live in Michigan. I have loved reading and writing since I was in middle school. After years of posting my book thoughts on Instagram, I wanted to start a blog where I could post longer reviews and organize things better. I like to say that I will read anything once and I am a big mood reader, constantly jumping from genre to genre. My all-time favorites are Sports Romances (especially Hockey) and Monster Romances (non-human men just do it better). I am asexual and aromantic and I enjoy looking for reads that include aspec characters. Thank you for checking out my blog. 

My ratings scale:

5 Stars: This book blew my mind. I loved the characters, the plot and the writing.

4 Stars: An excellent book but it didn't blow my mind - maybe I didn't love the characters/plot or maybe the writing didn't blow me away.

3 Stars: A good, average read. 

2 Stars: I finished this book but I didn't really like it. Usually it's an issue with the plot that results in me leaving a 2 star review. 

1 Star: Something is wrong with this book - I rarely give 1 star reviews, I am more likely to just DNF the book and then not say anything about it than I am to give it a 1 star review. If I do leave a 1 star review, that means that there is something that I find wrong with the book - typically something problematic. 

Interested in me reading an ARC of your next book? Email me at bibliophilebree@gmail.com

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