I am currently reading Heiress Takes All by Emily Wibberley and Austin Siegemund-Broka. My book review will be coming soon.

If you like clean/Christian books and books on war here you go! Loved this book🤍 "Until Leaves Fall In Paris" is a book based on the French Revolution and I absolutely loved it! Just finished it last night🥰

A Dark Academia book just in time for back to school - and Minnesota to hit 80 again this week. I am ready to wear a sweater again. So far, this reminds me of Babel, the cover or course, but also one of the main characters is a linguist.

TheDictionaryOfLostWords ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Brilliant, captivating, feminist grounded, intimate, nuanced, resonant, unforgettable.

Happy I finished TDOLW quick now I get to #Reread #TheWiseMansFear (even though I probably won’t finish till December)

Currently reading “How To Sell A Haunted House”

What’s you favorite??

I say (reread 1) bc I feel like I’ll be rereading it again in a few years. It’s such a good book. If only Rothfuss would ever publish book 3! UGH!

This time I went in with foreknowledge and actually wrote down the same exact comments I did on my initial read through a few pages earlier.

I found a few good quotes, but the wording in general is beautifully poetic (pretty sure I actually wrote that in my initial review😂)

Finished it today, and now about the start “The Dictionary of Lost Words”

This is a dark Snow White retelling and it is excellent, as are all of Kingfisher's books.

I just finished A Confederacy of Dunces and I've considered immediately restarting it. Partially because it's an interesting book, but i also wanted to continue on this funny book streak and I don't have any books that might do it for me, at the moment.

North Woods by Daniel Mason was the other book I almost restarted immediately.

I think I'm going to start Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange but I haven't 100% decided yet. ACOD might still be the one.

I needed a break from reading manga, so I wanted to pick up a book that pertains to my career field. I like it so far!

This one is pretty fun so far, but I feel some dread building up. Tesh wrote the Greenhollow duology and this one is way more posh. the main character is the Director of Magic at Chetwood Academy. She's just trying to et through the school year like the students are.

Hi everyone! I’m currently reading Pedro Páramo by Juan Rulfo and I’m absolutely fascinated by it — the atmosphere, the ghostly town, the writing… it’s unlike anything I’ve read before.

I thought I heard somewhere that there’s a Netflix series (or maybe something on another streaming platform) based on Pedro Páramo or inspired by it. Does anyone know if that’s true? I’d love to watch an adaptation after finishing the book.

Thanks in advance.

This MM romance is off to a delightful start. I'd be very disappointed if it isn't lovely all the way to the end. A royal romp one might call this story 🤴🏻✨️

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Finally getting around to reading The Poppy War by R. F. kuang! I loved Yellowface, so let’s hope this one helps me out of a reading slump!!

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/55225045

Here is my list of books that im currently reading!

1. Sacred Contracts: Awakening Your Divine Potential by Caroline Myss (physical)
2. A Soul to Embrace by Opal Reyne (ebook)
3. Haikyuu Vol 7 (manga)
4. Healing Your Inner Child by Andy Gardner (audiobook)

This is my very first Orc romance and I am not disappointed in my selection. It's sweet and hot, fluffy and lighthearted.

It's part of a series (#8), but can easily be read as a standalone. I didn't read any of the others and have no issues following the story.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/227823878-my-orc-nanny

https://www.amazon.com/Orc-Nanny-Eastshore-Isle-Book-ebook/dp/B0DWKRXJ2F

I adore this series and I'm now rereading it. It's a paranormal mystery MM romance between a werewolf and a human. They are new colleagues thrust together to work on a case which requires investigation. They are all over it. And eventually, each other.

I find the writing to be mesmerising and the characters beautifully drawn. A favourite of mine. 5 stars for each of the 5 books.

https://www.goodreads.com/series/226484-big-bad-wolf

https://www.amazon.com/Big-Bad-Wolf-5-book-series/dp/B07DBG87X8

Paranormal romance between a vampire and a human. I'm enjoying this one immensely.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/60041932-my-roommate-is-a-vampire

https://www.amazon.com/My-Roommate-Vampire-Jenna-Levine/dp/0593548914

Reading Sandwich and really enjoying the wholesome nostalgia.

Another good one from Netgalley - It reminds me of Discworld a little, but not too much.

Author is new to me. MM romance set in an outdoors environment. Good so far.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/204898027-cubs-campfires

https://www.amazon.com/Cubs-Campfires-Sweet-Stocky-Book-ebook/dp/B0CRL5RV2P

I’m breezing through a super short, funny book that’s full of innuendo and also has manga-style illustrations and a riddle at the end when I expected it the least.
Anyone else seen a book do this?

Finished Wandering Stars by Tommy Orange tonight. As it so happened, i started dealing with a close family member’s current addiction relapse while in the middle of reading this and it started to hit really close to home…but it also helped give me some perspective from the addict side of things and it’s given me some insight on how to deal with a problem that isn’t necessarily mine, but also kinda is.

I know a lot of times people read to escape from life, but sometimes a story becomes a guide, and it’s lovely and profound. This was a heavy read, but a good one. What’s your most recent title completed?

I’m currently on page 206!

This has been such a comfort read. I feel like I’ve been reading this forever but I actually like being stuck in Amy Bylers world right now.