This week’s topic is a little hard to put into words, but … here goes. Have you ever read a book and immediately just wanted more? Either more from the same author, more books on the same topic, or more books in that genre? I know that I […]
This week’s prompt is “book quotes that fix a theme,” but I never track book quotes. Instead, I’m going to highlight some OwnVoices Jewish books in honor of Jewish American Heritage Month. This has been a really hard month for Jewish people, and there’s been an incredibly large […]
This week’s topic is book titles that are complete sentences. I figured that this was going to be a challenge, and I was right, but also pleasantly surprised that there were more titles that worked as full sentences that I had expected! So here’s what I came up […]
This week’s topic is books with nature on the cover. Flowers, trees, landscapes, animals, you get the idea. Since this is a pretty broad prompt, I decided to narrow it down a little and stick to books with some type of plant on the cover. Rule of Wolves […]
This week’s topic is my ten most recent reads, and share a quick, one-sentence review to go with them. I read a ton of books last month, and for some reason, the ones I read towards the end of the month were the highest rated. If you want […]
I’m definitely an animal lover in real life, so naturally, I love when animals are featured in books. This week’s Top Ten Tuesday topic is perfect for me, so thank you to Paige @ paigesquared and Jennifer Y. @ Never Too Many to Read for this week’s prompt, […]
This week’s topic is “colorful book covers,” and I’ve never really thought about how few books I’ve read that have colorful covers. The majority of the books that I read feature covers with muted colors or schemes with shades of one or two colors. After looking through the […]
Today’s topic is book titles that sound like they could be Crayola crayon colors. Crayola crayon color names have only gotten zanier over the years, but there are also some book titles that could work as crayon colors, even if the only people who would really understand would […]
This week’s prompt is technically “books I’d gladly throw into the ocean,” but of course my mind goes right to YEET! And of course there are a few books that quickly came to mind for a variety of reasons. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde – […]
Have you ever just wanted to curl up inside the pages of a book? But seriously, sometimes authors have the ability to portray a place so beautifully that I just want to live there. This happens to me a lot with fantasy settings, but for this week’s post […]
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