Happy Summerween 👻🎃🖤
Bag + Current Read 🦇🖤🧡✨
Happy FriYAY, besties! 🍂
I seriously can't believe we're already halfway through the year. Lately I've been feeling so inspired, and seeing all of your cozy, creative posts pop up on my feed has been giving me life. 😫
Also... for everyone who asked, YES, I'm absolutely loving Twilight as a first time reader. It has that nostalgic, cozy, rainy day energy I've been craving this summer. Basically the perfect Summerween read.
Now convince me to add your current read to my TBR! 👀 What's everyone reading right now? 🤎✨
As a fellow book lover, I totally get the charm of finding that perfect summer read, especially during Summerween—a unique time blending spooky vibes with warm, cozy moments. Diving into Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" for the first time brings an unexpected wave of nostalgia and atmospheric comfort. Its moody, rainy setting feels like the perfect backdrop for a relaxed summer afternoon or evening, especially when paired with a favorite warm drink and a quiet corner to read. What’s really wonderful about embracing a themed reading experience like Summerween is how it sparks creativity and community connection. Sharing your current reads on platforms like Bookstagram or forums focused on Summerween can inspire others and offer fresh recommendations you might not find otherwise. Plus, it’s amazing to see so many diverse book choices that bring unique energy to the season. If you’re looking to expand your TBR (to be read) list, consider titles with a similar cozy yet slightly eerie feel. Books that blend elements of gothic romance, supernatural intrigue, or atmospheric settings can perfectly capture that Summerween spirit. Author Joe Aders and Stephenie Meyer are great starting points, but also explore indie authors who bring new flavors to this intriguing genre. Finally, one tip from personal experience: trying new reads during this time not only refreshes your summer reading routine but also adds a layer of magic to those long twilight hours. Don’t hesitate to mix classic favorites with emerging creators to keep your literary journey vibrant and exciting throughout the season!


The a good girls guide to murder series is really good and if you are into a little Romantasy the fourth wing series is great, I listen to the graphic audio audio book version and it makes it even better though the intimate scenes can be awkward if you’re listening in front of people or while driving LOL