to be honest these are all summery reads as my baths are feeling distinctly summery currently, but soon I’m hoping to add some more cozy reads to this list 🫣🤭 - The Pairing: two exes, Theo and Kit, accidentally reunite on a European food and wine tour after a bitter breakup four years prior. To

I’m starting a little zodiac reading recommendations series! as someone who has been learning and talking about the zodiac for over ten years, I love to bring attention to different parts of my (and others’) lives with astrology. This week we’re focusing on Aries, a fire sign that is head stron

I love a fun way to read, a system if you will. So that’s why I read with my cycle, and I recommend this for anyone and everyone who has a menstrual cycle. It’s a great way to curate your books if you’re a mood reader. I have been living so much better since I put less pressure on myself during

I’d love to hear about your last five star read!! Here’s some of mine + a little bit about them below: - Enchantra: Dark romance + romantasy themes. The second book in a magical series with more to come. This one features demons, and games similar to Caraval. If you like a magical competition,

let’s do two mini reviews + my reading stats for July! - Enchantra: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ a wonderful sequel to Phantasma. I’m a lover of romantasy that includes some sort of game, I love a unique and dangerous plot. the romance was amazing, I loved the love interest. a great book all around. - Visita

well well well, The Wedding People by Alison Espach may be my top book of the year!! It had it all: love, loss, grief, strong feelings, hope, and new life. I was engrossed with our main character from the first page. I was crying for her, enraged for her, and so so happy for her. every new page

this was such a good read. honestly when I started reading it I didn’t know that it was a audiobook written and narrated by a famous audiobook narrator. not to mention that it is a romance between two audiobook narrators! it was so fun to read, and it felt like the author really had the knowled

if you haven’t read this, read it!! And if you haven’t read any Emily Henry, even more reason to start!! As someone who has read all but two of her books, I can confidently say this was one of the best. Definitely the most memorable, hoping this is not just the recency bias speaking 😂 But honest

I know we all have those times where we are in need of a good cry. But honestly to call Here After a book that will make you cry is so understated. This book will make you sob and cry like a baby. Because it’s someone’s real life, and it’s incredibly hard to read. If you have a fear of loss, th

I’m a lifelong reader. Over the years my reading has changed to fit who I am as a person at a given time. For years as a kid I read only Goosebumps and Fear Street. As I got older I started getting into things like The School for Good and Evil, and the Land of Stories series’. I always dreamed

Let’s break down what I use to decorate my books: ✨ stickers (I use these in my journal too, probably a top three stationary item for me!) ✨ tabs, great for marking your favorite moments ✨highlighters, I recommend ones that don’t bleed easily. some of the best ones are made specifically for bi

Realistically, with a full time job I don’t always have time to read. Sometimes I just don’t feel up to it, and other times I need to read to feel better about my busy schedule. It really is a day by day thing, and as a woman it also depends on where I’m at in my cycle. I certainly feel more up

As a certified queer woman, I have some book recommendations to share with you. Obviously I read lots of book, but some of my absolute favorite books, and authors, are queer! I’m always so excited to find a well written queer romance, or a fiction book that has a focus around queer lives, stori