@beetlebookz_ on Instagram made me wanna make my own post of @netgalley arcs! So many good ones and as a mood reader, it makes it so hard for me to decide what to read next and I definitely request more than I need to, so I’ve been trying to catch up while also reading some off of my physical tbr a

So much suspense, grief, and horror in this one! But is it sad that even with all that, I still wanted to live in a little house hidden back in some woods like Jude? Even if there were some odd and annoying things going on with the house. I was so devastated for Jude, but also happy for her in a lo

Currently Reading… Diavola by Jennifer Thorne (e-book/physical copy) and Thank You for Calling the Lesbian Line by Elizabeth Lovatt (audiobook). What are you currently reading this March? #currentlyreading #diavola #thankyouforcallingthelesbianline

Books of February 2026. I would have really liked to finish On Sundays She Picked Flowers, but alas I still got some good reads in and plan on finishing it in March. Some audio and some e-books. Do you have a favorite book format? E-books are usually my go to. #bookreccomendations #februaryread

Horror fiction is probably my favorite genre; my go to. I’ll read other things, but I always go back to it. This non fiction essay collection by different authors in Horror was almost like having a coffee date with each of them. Their why, their first loves in Horror, how the genre speaks to them,

Book Review for Female Fantasy by Iman Hariri-Kia: Female Fantasy took me by surprise. A fun read and nothing like I’ve really read before. I kinda used this book as a palate cleanser to my normally horror genre reading self. It was a great one! A book within a book. You get a bit of fantasy st

Salem’s Lot or Bag of Bones? If you’ve read both, which was your favorite or if you’d like to read them, which one would sway you? #stephenking #salemslot #bagofbones #horrorbooks #thisorthat

Books with Food on the Cover There’s just something about food on a cover of a book that makes me wanna pick it up and see what it’s about. Most of the time, the food has nothing to do with the story, but it makes for a gorgeous cover, in my opinion. What do you think? Piglet by Lottie Hazel

Books to Read with Animals on the Cover Dykette by Jenny Fran Davis Shy Girl by Mia Ballard Publishes April 7, 2026 Is This a Cry For Help by Emily Austin Publishes January 13, 2026 The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones Swamp Story by Dave Barry Bunny by Mona Awad Weyward by

Books with Faces on the Cover This was a fun little post for me after seeing many books on my TBR with faces on them in some capacity. I like pretty covers and being able to notice patterns between them at times. Have you read any of these? Are you excited to read the ones that aren’t out yet?