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Happy Saturday, fellow book lovers!The workweek is behind us, the to-do list can wait, and it’s time to lean into the softer, slower part of life: self-care, bookworm style. 💆‍♀️📖 If you’re like me, self-care doesn’t always mean a bubble bath and candles (although I won’t say no to those). Sometimes, it’s about carving out
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Taylor Jenkins Reid’s The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo is an intoxicating tale of old Hollywood glamour, ambition, and the price of fame, woven together with themes of love, identity, and sacrifice. A novel that blends historical fiction with contemporary storytelling, Reid delivers a compelling narrative that lingers long after the final page. The story
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Sheila Heti’s Motherhood is an introspective, meandering meditation on one of the most fundamental questions a woman can ask herself: Should I have a child? Blending fiction, memoir, and philosophical inquiry, Heti crafts a novel that is less a traditional narrative and more an intellectual and emotional exploration of what it means to be a
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Blood may be thicker than water, but sometimes, the family you choose is the one that truly saves you. The Found Family trope is one of my all-time favorites. There’s something deeply emotional about a group of misfits, outcasts, or loners who, through shared experiences, become fiercely loyal to each other. Whether they’re banding together
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There’s something about Sundays that begs for a slower pace. The world quiets just enough to slip into a good book, sip something warm, and let the outside noise fade away. Whether it’s a lazy morning under soft blankets or a golden afternoon on the porch, Sundays were made for getting lost in a story.
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There are two types of readers in this world: those with meticulously planned TBRs and those who embrace absolute chaos. And then, of course, there’s everyone in between—mood-readers, recommendation chasers, and the truly unpredictable among us who just grab whatever book is closest. But no matter how we choose, there’s one universal truth: the struggle
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Happy Friday, book lovers! 🙌 This week, I wanted to take a quick break from my usual reviews and dive into a fun poll. We all know that some of the best movie adaptations are based on books, but here’s the real question: Do you read the book before watching the movie? It’s a hot
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Raymond E. Feist, renowned for his Riftwar Cycle, returns with A Darkness Returns, a novel that transports readers back to the richly woven tapestry of Midkemia. While the novel promises to rekindle the magic and nostalgia of Feist’s earlier works, it also treads on familiar ground, delivering both the comfort of the known and the
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Emma hasn’t been home in ages. She hasn’t talked to her sisters in 14 years. Not since the night her parents were murdered at their home. But now, Emma and her husband, Nathan, find themselves in need of a place to stay. It’s time to go back home. But doing so raises old suspicions, unanswered
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Imagine having a massive amount of power within you, power you couldn’t control. Power that seems to have a mind of its own and has caused chaos for years. Now imagine that power hurting one of the people you love and having no idea how to help them. That’s life for Clara Lucas. Blessed with
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