The last several months have been difficult for my little family. Coercive control and abuse amongst co-parenting families is one of the most dangerous dynamics a woman and/or child can be involved in during their lifetime, yet the blind spots in our judicial systems and our protective systems is e

New books, new book decor…weekend ready! #bookedthisweekend #thebookishhomesteader #readingnookvibes

Do you love Richard Chizmar? 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️ Get your 🆓 signed bookplate today by emailing your name and address to cdancepub@aol.com #richardchizmar #horrorbooks #thebookishhomesteader #signedbookplate

I won!!! They are real!! I finally won 🏆 #goodreads #thebookishhomesteader #readingnookvibes #winnerannouncement

I got the email today approving me to be able to read Mr. Ballen’s second book before publication. My reading heart is so happy! He is my idol. He reminds me so much of my dad with his military background, his intelligence, his humor, but most importantly his amazing story-telling. If you know, you

I only started my journey a little over a year ago and today I’m being approved for some of the top authors in our industry. Dream big 💭 believe in yourself 🧘🏻‍♀️ and work hard 📌 #thebookishhomesteader #readingnookvibes #bookstagram #bookstoread

As a horror fan, I’m always looking for what scares me the most. Legit, not many things scare me except spiders 🕷️ and heights 🏗️ I have been a horror fan since I was a child. I love that feeling, the thrill, always trying to solve a mystery. Abandon homes and Halloween are among my favorite things

I watched this HBO documentary the other night. Now I want to read the book. While the murder itself is terrible, the history of the house is what caught my attention. The Richard Robinson house at 1435 South Fourth Street, in Old Louisville. Built in 1897, this 9,000 square foot Victorian

“Time doesn’t heal all wounds, What you do with your time does.” Thank you, Momma ❤️ #embracevulnerability #letthem #thebookishhomesteader #readingnookvibes #bookstagram

The Return is a quiet, unsettling horror novel that sneaks up on you—not through jump scares, but through atmosphere, grief, and the slow unraveling of friendships under pressure. Rachel Harrison takes a familiar setup (friends reuniting after a long absence) and twists it into something deeply unc

Chapter 1 of 12 1) Devil’s Knot: The True Story of The West Memphis Three by Mara Leveritt 2) We Were Never Here by Andrea Bartz 3) The Butterfly Garden by Dot Hutchison 4) Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis Slow reading month but they were all exceptional! My favorite was definit

Book mail 📫 came today and I received the newest book from Stoney Brooks! What Digs Itself Free which will be available for purchase on March 1, 2026. Synopsis: Zap Rogers has made a career out of exploiting others, most of whom are dead. With one of the most successful, longest running gho

Serious trigger warnings‼️ While parts of this book were undeniably difficult to read, The Butterfly Garden is hauntingly well written. Despite the heavy subject matter, I found myself unable to put it down, wanting more even as the story made me deeply uncomfortable. The characters are strong,

What a wild ride this year has been! 100 books read! I’m super proud of myself and looking forward to many more in 2026. Share your goals if you want. Mine will be 150. #decemberreads #yearlyreadinggoals #thebookishhomesteader #readingnookvibes #lemon8reading

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The Troop by Nick Cutter - Well-loved 5-⭐️ favorite Rewind To Reality by T. Jetter - Upcoming horror release What are you reading? 📖 #currentlyreading #ending2025strong #thebookishhomesteader #readingnookvibes #horrorbookrecommendations

My friend Renda Hanson sent me a gift and sometimes that’s all you need to make your day better! Books: 📚 Come With Me by Ronald Malfi 📚 The Troop by Nick Cutter 📚 The Return by Rachel Harrison 📚 Within These Walls by Ania Ahlborn My heart is full today 🤍 #giftsforreaders #horrorbo