Welcome to my blog, here’s who I am

Hey! I’m Maddie, aka Maddie Moo by certain people.

If you want some book reviews, fan rants, weekly-ish blog posts, and creative writing-related things, you’ve come to the right place.

Primarily I'm a student, but in my free time I write stories, lease a horse, and read waaay too much. I love Harry Potter and Good Omens (Ineffable Husbands is my OTP). I have a lot of opinions on a lot of different things and enjoy discussing them with people who think differently than I do. Also, I’m autistic and proud of it, so if you have a problem with that you can leave.

Hope you stay and read what I have to say!

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