For Pride Month: a few queer middle grade (some more young adult-ish so definitely check then out) that my kid read and then rated. They liked all of them, just some more than others. . #pridemonth2025 #pride #queerbooks #lgbtqbooks #lemon8bookclub

I’ve read a little over 30 books this year and these are the quotes that gave me pause. Beautiful, beautiful words. There is nothing like a string of thoughts that connect with your own. “I see the world that way too!” “My soul feels the same.” #bookquotes #books #lemon8bookclub #quot

Writing this from the couch, after being in the heat for less than an hour. Can’t move. Hard to walk. Nauseous. But worth it to see my oldest graduate 8th grade! 🥰 #pots #potssyndrome #chronicillness #chronicillnessjourney #tachycardia

Because libraries are the best. Finished 2/6 A Very Easy Death by Simone de Beauvoir 4/5 As always, her book felt relatable, even if one hasn’t lost a parent. Death as something to ponder even as it breaks you and remakes you. Reading the Waves by Lidia Yuknavitch 4/5 Oh her memoirs are

#landofmilkandhoney #bookquotes #book #booktok #whatiread

The Prophet by Paul Lynch was a fever dream. A familiar one or the one you had growing up that brought the sweetest relief once you woke up and realized it wasn’t real. Except it is pretty f*cking real right now. It was eerie yet comforting. Comforting to go on a journey with someone who had th

Problem that’s not a problem: when all your holds come in at once and you HAVE to read all day to keep up. 🤪 #bookshelf #book #bookaesthetic