Some of my published novels

Fellow bookworms, gather 'round the virtual campfire! 🔥 I'm about to spill the tea on some seriously underrated gothic novels that deserve WAY more love 🖤 You know how it is, you scroll through #BookTok and it's the same five books over and over again... (Don't even get me starte

HAPPY PRIDE my lovelies welcome to another book rec post ♥️ in honour of pride here are some queer graphic novel recs i love love so much 🥹♥️🏳️‍🌈🌈 happy pride love you Sue fam enjoy 🫶🏾 more queer recs coming your way 😘 #happypride #pride2025 #pridemonth #graphicnovels #graphicnovel

The Reformatory 🌲 Takes place in Jim Crow-era Florida in the 1950s. It centers on twelve y/o Robert "Robbie" Stephens, Jr. After protecting his sister from a wealthy white boy, he is wrongfully sentenced to six months in the cruel Gracetown School for Boys. However, Robbie possesses a speci

It’s that time of the year again! Here are some novels I’m reading for this Autumn season🍁

Stephen King has always understood that the most terrifying monsters aren’t always supernatural. In Misery, fear comes from obsession, isolation, and the dangerous line between admiration and control. First published in 1987, Misery became one of King’s most gripping psychological thrillers — a

In 2023 I read my first graphic novel (Heartstopper) and fell in love! I’ve since read a ton of graphic novels and here are some of my very favorites!💗 🏳️‍🌈Heartstopper Series - this series is absolutely everything to me! It’s since been adapted into an incredible Netflix series and it explores

The best kind of feminist literature is historical. I love reading about world history through the lens of a woman. They provide more context than what we learn in history class growing up, and these stories in particular happen to be expertly told, gripping and astounding accomplishments. All thre

Im an avid horror novel enthusiast! These are a few of my recommendations if you enjoy atmospheric horror with a mix of dread check out these books! All four do contain body horror and graphic imagery. Very important to check all trigger warnings before reading. Some of the subjects for

A low effort post today because I’m super busy 😮‍💨 #pridemonth #booklemon8 #graphicnovels #queerbooks #transbooks #genderqueer #fantasybooks #memoir #graphicmemoir #readersoflemon8

I’m the kind of girl who truly reads anything and everything! From romance to fantasy to true crime and of course my favorite, thriller novels. I’ve read some really great thriller novels on Kindle Unlimited that I will post about, but for now these are just the physical copies that I’ve loved

1. First start with an Outline: I had an idea of what I wanted to write, but creating character and chapter outlines helps put the ideas down. That way no second guessing comes into play and it is just the thoughts. 2. Taking Progress Photos This helped me get an idea of how much I was writing

These are fiction but all had some element that reminded me of true crime and I highly recommend them #mysteries and thrillers #crime and mystery #thrillerbookrecommendations #lemon8bookclub #booklover

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One genre of fall books I'll always reach for is the campus novel. I think I love them so much because academic institutions exist as very material microcosms of larger societal problems, allowing them to contain within strict borders high stakes power dynamics. They're also incredibly flex

If you don’t know, August is women in translation month. Here are some more of my favorites that happen to be translated from other languages. All of these are beautifully written, a major accomplishment from the translators that keep the voice of the author in a whole new language. Which one intri

wooooh you do not want to know how long I spent tinkering with that title page 😔 but I suppose it turned out fine in the end… but anyways should I make a part 2? Let me know 🤑 Book summaries below ⬇️❤️ A GOOD GIRLS GUIDE TO MURDER: A Good Girl's Guide to Murder is a YA mystery novel follo

Autumn is just around the corner!! (for my northern hemisphere girlies) I LOVEEEEE the fall and i love anything that even remotely gives off fall vibes and these books are perfectttt to satisfy that need. Autumn books recs don’t always have to be thrillers or horrors, so these are all kinds of g

I’m current reading Shatter Me and I’m loving the writing. I love dystopian books but don’t read them often enough. Anyway, here are some recommendations similar to Shatter Me and The Hunger Games, but with spice. #currentlyreading #lemon8bookclub #lemon8bookchallenge #lemon8reader

If you don’t know, August is women in translation month. Here are some of my all time favorites that happen to be translated from other languages. All of these are beautifully written, a major accomplishment from the translators that keep the voice of the author in a whole new language. Which one i

As a college student, I love a good book. I’m always looking for new recommendations, but my favorites stand strong. These are some of the best novels I’ve read, check them out! #lemon8partner #lemon8college #bookreccomendation #book

Japanese mystery novels to add to your TBR Japanese crime novels just hit different. They’re not always about shocking twists or fast-paced action, often, they’re about the quiet rot underneath society, the weight of secrets, the way crime reshapes ordinary lives. What I love most is how huma

Ohhh, I love a good romance TBR! Here are some must-read romance books to devour before the end of 2025—whether you’re in the mood for slow-burn, emotional rollercoasters, or fun, swoon-worthy love stories. 2024 & 2025 New Releases You Can’t Miss 💖 Funny Story – Emily Henry (April 2024) →