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Not every book belongs to a weekday. Some stories feel wrong to start in ten stolen minutes before bed. Others deserve more than a distracted brain and a looming to-do list. Over time, I’ve realized there are books I instinctively save—not because they’re difficult or precious, but because they ask for a different kind of
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I need to start this post with a confession: I buy books faster than I can read them. Sometimes it’s a slow trickle—just one or two new releases that everyone is talking about. Other times it’s a full-on, no-shelf-space-left, “how did I walk out of that indie bookstore with eight paperbacks?” kind of situation. I
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Whether you’re still mourning Eddie Munson or secretly hoping the Upside Down has a cozy reading nook, Stranger Things has likely left a Demogorgon-sized hole in your heart. But never fear—there are books that bring all the same spine-tingling, heart-thumping, nostalgia-soaked vibes. Here are six reads that channel the best parts of Stranger Things: 80s
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Let’s be honest—reading time is precious, and not every book is worth the investment. Over the years, I’ve noticed a few red flags that make me side-eye a story… or DNF it altogether. Today, I’m sharing five bookish deal-breakers that almost always have me closing the cover early. 1. Endless Info Dumping in Chapter One
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Because every good book deserves a snack pairing Happy Monday, book gluttons! Welcome to this week’s edition of Bookish Bites, where we pair a delicious read with the perfect snack and drink to match the vibe. Because let’s be honest—books are best devoured with something sweet (or savory) in hand. This Week’s Feature: 📖 The
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There’s a certain pressure that comes with being a book lover these days—especially when you’re part of the online reading community. It shows up in quiet ways: a TBR that grows faster than you can read, a list of “must-reads” that starts to feel more like homework, or that weird twinge of shame when someone
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Sundays are made for slowing down, sinking into stories, and sipping something warm (or iced, if you’re like me and still pretending it’s summer). This week, my TBR has been an eclectic mix of dystopian dread, death-defying horse races, and dark dungeon-crawling hilarity. So, naturally, I had to pair each read with a brew that
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Julia Fine’s What Should Be Wild is one of those books that feels like wandering into a misty forest—you’re intrigued, a little enchanted, but also slightly disoriented and not totally sure where you’re going. The story follows Maisie Cothay, a girl born with a deadly gift: anything she touches—living or dead—either dies or comes back
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Sometimes, you pick up a book expecting a straightforward story… and instead, you get a wild, whimsical, genre-defying ride that leaves you blinking at the final page wondering, Did I just read brilliance or chaos? (Spoiler: it’s both.) This week’s Weird & Wonderful feature:✨ The Library at Mount Char by Scott Hawkins Imagine if American
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Let’s be honest—some Mondays hit harder than others. The weekend’s over, the to-do list is looming, and that stack of books you swore you’d read? Still sitting there. Unopened. Mocking you. If you’re deep in a reading slump—or tiptoeing on the edge of one—you are not alone. Even the most devoted bookworms hit periods where
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