Mini Haul 4/14 📚

Snagged these gems on pub day (4/14/26) and I already know this weekend is about to be booked and busy:

• Trust — Hernan Diaz

• Big Girl Blitz — Danielle Allen

• Revive Me — J.L. Seegars

• Crucible — B.B. Reid

• Chrysalis — B.B. Reid

• Summer Official — Rebekah Weatherspoon

• Leave Your Mess at Home — Tolani Akinola

My TBR is screaming, my couch is calling, and I will absolutely be buried in books all weekend!!

Which one should I start first?

#bookhaul #april #2026

4/16 Edited to

... Read moreI recently dived into a fresh batch of novels that just dropped this April, and I can't wait to share some highlights and tips on how to pick which book to start first. The collection includes Hernan Diaz's "Trust," a riveting story that explores complex human emotions and the intricacies of trust in relationships. If you're into literary fiction with deep character development, this is a strong contender. "Big Girl Blitz" by Danielle Allen is another standout title that blends cultural insights with lively narrative, perfect for readers craving a blend of social commentary and personal growth. For fans of thrilling series, J.L. Seegars’ "Revive Me" and B.B. Reid’s "Crucible" and "Chrysalis" offer gripping story arcs that keep you on the edge of your seat. Their blend of suspense and romance makes them perfect for binge-reading over a weekend. Rebekah Weatherspoon's "Summer Official" is a delightful romance novel that balances emotional depth with lighthearted moments, a great choice when you want a feel-good story. Finally, Tolani Akinola’s "Leave Your Mess at Home" provides a contemporary take on family dynamics and personal challenges. When curating a weekend reading plan, consider starting with the genre or mood that appeals most to you at the moment. For example, if you want to immerse yourself in literary fiction, begin with "Trust"; if you're looking for thrilling series, the B.B. Reid titles can quickly hook you. Personally, I find making a cozy reading nook and setting small reading goals for each book helps me savor each story without feeling overwhelmed by my growing TBR (to-be-read) pile. Remember, the best book to start with is the one that excites you the most!