A little look at what’s on my reading list right now! 🖤 🌿 Crone ⚔️ Field Guide to the Formerly Villainous 👻 Monsters in the Archive (okay, technically I finished this one yesterday 😂) Now tell me, what are you currently reading? Have you read any of these? 👀📚 #bookstagram #currentlyr

✨ 10 before the end of the year ✨ We're getting to that time of year where I'm looking at my TBR and realizing there are SO many books I still want to read before the year ends. So here's 10 books, and its a mix of epic fantasy, romantasy, and horror. 📖 The Shadow of What Was Lost

🎃🖤 a little spooky shopping trip! 👻🍂 I visited Prometheus Esoterica for their Pumpkins for Opossums event and, of course, couldn’t leave empty-handed! 🥹🧡 I picked up a t-shirt, an art print, and two pins, and I’m obsessed with everything!! #spookyshopping #haul #spookycollection #possu

Hell Burns Between Us was such a fun read. I was really invested in Perine and Oleander and their story. This is a dual-narrative story told from both Perine and Oleander’s perspectives, and I really enjoyed getting to see the story unfold through both of them. Their personalities are so differe

SHE’S HERE!! 🖤📖✨ My new Kindle finally arrived and I’m so excited!! 🥹📚 I’m hoping this little upgrade helps me spend less time doomscrolling on TikTok and more time getting lost in a good book. Now I can carry my entire TBR with me everywhere, which is either going to be amazing for my readin

God, I wanted to fight Wallace myself. 😭 Set in a Puritan colony in the 1600s, Slewfoot follows Abitha, a young woman who finds herself widowed and fighting to keep the farm she inherited from her husband. In a society where women are treated as property, Abitha refuses to give up what little fr

October is here, which means there’s no better time to add even MORE horror to the TBR. Here are 12 new horror releases this month that I need to read immediately. From creepy houses and unsettling family secrets to dark creatures, psychological horror, and books that will probably make you que

I’m leaning into the spooky vibes this month. My tbr is looking like a mix of creepy, witchy, dark academia, murder & mythology🕯️🖤📚 ✨ The Creeper ✨ My Sister, the Serial Killer ✨ Crone ✨ Decomposition Book ✨ Ninth House ✨ A Thousand Ships What are your reading goals for october? are

a little mid-year reading check-in 📖☕️🌸 we've officially reached the halfway point of the year, so it's time to look back at the books that made me say “I LOVE THIS” and the ones that had me saying “well, at least I finished it” 😂 ✨ my best & worst reads of 2026 so far ✨ what&#

A little twist on the NetGalley shelf trend… 📚✨ Instead of showing you the ARCs I’ve been lucky enough to receive, here are the ones that got away. 🥲 The books I requested. The books I desperately wanted. The books NetGalley politely said, “not this time.” 😂 Which declined ARC are you st

Rating: 5 ⭐️ The dread and fear I felt for Poppy throughout this book had me finishing it at 2 AM because I genuinely couldn’t go to bed without knowing how it ended. 😭 Poppy has recently married Celia, a captivating woman she’s only known for six months. While her best friend thinks they may

Looking for my fellow readers who want to read gothic horror, haunted houses, morally gray characters, witches, faeries, found family, cozy fantasy, and a little romance sprinkled in for good measure. If this sounds like your kind of reading life, let’s be friends. 🌸📚 Tell me your favorite sp

Chandigarh Chai was such a short, cozy, and heartwarming read! After Avni is rejected from Le Cordon Bleu, she discovers a letter from her Nani revealing that her family’s chai shop in Chandigarh is closing. Determined to save it, Avni packs her bags and heads to Chandigarh but quickly realizes tha

Women of Greek mythology have always been complicated, powerful, tragic, terrifying, and completely unforgettable. 🕯️🏛️ From goddesses and queens to witches, monsters, and women who dared to challenge the gods. I put together 12 books inspired by the women of Greek mythology on the second sli

If you love stories where forests hide dark secrets, and plants are just as terrifying as any monster, these botanical horror books deserve a spot on your TBR. What's your favorite horror book with creepy plants, forests, gardens, or fungi? I need more recommendations! 🌿📚 #lemon8bookclu

I'm leaning all the way into horror (with one survival thriller) this month, and I can't wait to get started. My August TBR is: 🕯️ Muñeca by Cynthia Gomez 🌙 Our Share of Night by Mariana Enriquez 🏯 Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker 👻 The Possession of Alba Díaz by Isabel Cañas 🐋 Wha