What are you currently reading?
Grab some snacks and let’s find a parking spot with a nice view🌇, and dive into a book🚘📖🤭. Throw on some jazz and you have your own cafe lounge on wheels. I do this when I want to sketch, talk to God, journal, vibe etc. Since I am on summer break I plan to be intentional about each day and do something productive. Lately, I’ve been loving romance novels and currently enjoying “Hook Shot”. Recommend or state your current read in the comments. #prettygirlsreadbooks #readinglifestyle #vibes #chicago #reading
Finding the perfect environment to enjoy a book can truly elevate your reading experience. For me, there's something magical about setting up outside my car at a scenic spot, with jazz softly playing in the background, turning it into my personal lounge on wheels. This ritual not only creates a peaceful atmosphere for reading but also opens space for journaling, sketching, or simply reflecting—important elements for emotional and creative well-being. Recently, I've been deeply engrossed in the romance novel "Hook Shot" by Kennedy Ryan, which tells a compelling story of Kenan Ross, a divorced basketball player facing his life’s unexpected twists, and Lotus Dupree, whose presence challenges his guarded heart. Their dynamic brings a fresh, engaging perspective to the romance genre, blending heartfelt character development with vivid storytelling. Reading outdoors like this encourages me to be intentional with my time during summer breaks, blending relaxation with productivity. It allows me to disconnect from daily stress and immerse myself in different worlds through books while feeling grounded in nature. Plus, the community aspect is rewarding—sharing your current read and exchanging recommendations can broaden your literary horizons. If you're looking to create your own cozy reading routine, consider pairing your book with ambient music like jazz, finding a peaceful outdoor spot with a great view, and allowing yourself moments to reflect or jot down thoughts. Whether you prefer romance, nonfiction, or other genres, these small rituals can make reading a truly enriching and restorative practice.








































