Sometimes enough is enough... Omg Dear Debbie is insane. This book hooked me from the beginning and I couldn't stop listening. The audiobook is so engaging but Debbie is also so unhinged. The last few Freida books have been a let down for me but this one brought me back. I support women'

I can't believe it's the first day of February already! This year just started and it's already flying by. This is going to be a busy month for me with packing to move to a new place and lots of projects for school, but these are the books I'm hoping to read. Lots of ARCs that I can

I can't believe the first month of the year is already over! Survived my first winter storm and being snowed in and I just have to say I absolutely hated it, but I did get a lot of reading done! Here are my favorite books from January ❄️ What was your favorite book this month? #books

I just know they're going to love it too #books #meme #librarian #libraries

1950's Philadelphia, Ruby dreams of working hard and going to college to become an optometrist. But each setback she faces threatens to pull her right back down into poverty and destroy everything she's worked hard for. Meanwhile, in Washington DC, Eleanor has married William but is struggl

📱 Molka: from molrae-kamera, a Korean term for “sneaky camera.” Hidden cameras. Stolen images. Power abused. Voyeurs. After a whirlwind romance with a wealthy heir, Dahye discovers she’s the center of a molka scandal, and then she’s left to survive the fallout alone. Creepy men at work. Police

especially after a snowstorm 🌨️🥶❄️🛌🏻📖 #meme #lazy #lazyday

Happy cozy Sunday! ❄️📖🥶🛌🏻 #cozy #winter #lazy #lazyday #sunday

Now that we're in the throes of winter and supposed to get snow this weekend, here are some great winter reads that are perfect for a snowy weekend inside ❄️📖 #books #winterbooks #winterreads #reading #winter

What I'm reading the rest of the month. I'm sooo excited for Half His Age and Yesteryear!!! what are you reading this month? #books #whatimreadingcurrently #reading

Do you believe in ghosts? 2026: College student Lee doesn't remember doing something bad. All he knows is he did it and now his only option is to flee to his father's house in Japan. But, something's not right in this house and Lee keeps seeing a young woman with a samurai sword in

Daughter of Egypt follows two women across two different timelines: Queen Hatshepsut, the first female pharaoh of Egypt, and Evelyn Herbert, the first woman to enter King Tut's tomb. When Evelyn becomes obsessed with finding the forgotten Queen Hatshepsut's tomb, she risks everything to fin

Fresh off a humiliating breakup, a brand-new grad degree, and zero job prospects, Nia packs up her life and flees Atlanta for her small hometown of Cinnamon Falls, hoping for a reset. Instead, she stumbles straight into a murder investigation. When a chilling note warns that more victims are com

"This isn't about liking different types of music or preferring different types of foods. This is about a fundamental difference in our beliefs." Evergreen by Buck Turner follows teen Cole Mercer as his mom moves him from New York to the small backwoods town of Evergreen, North Caro

Here's a look at the books I'm currently reading. I've heard good things about Japanese Gothic and so far I'm enjoying it. What are you currently reading? #books #reading #arcreader #reading

"Just one more semester" 😩😭 #gradschool #gradlife #school #gradstudent

A girl, her cups, a talking rat, and the open sea full of magic and possibilities. 🌊☕🐀✨ Tress spends her simple days collecting cups left behind from sailors on her island home and listening to stories from her friend Charlie. But when Charlie's father takes him to sea to seek a bride, disas