The Wonderful World of Bookish Social Media: BookTok, BookTube, and Bookstagram Have you ever picked up a book simply because it was all over your social media feed? If you’ve ever fallen down the rabbit hole of BookTok, BookTube, or Bookstagram, you know exactly what I mean. These bookish corners Read more…
Spells for Forgetting by Adrienne Young Sometimes you find those books that you wouldn’t have normally picked but end up changing your entire reading habits. Maybe someone recommends one to you, maybe you find a book for dirt cheap and give it a go, maybe there’s been a book on Read more…
Thankful for You! Reading is a solo activity, something you do entirely on your own. Some make it a social event, as I’ve written about in the past with my book club, but for the most part, the act of reading is done in complete and utter solitude. This can Read more…
Practical Tips To Read More! Yearly Reading Goals: I have an entire blog written on the importance of reading goals! I can link it at the bottom of this page for convenience, but the purpose of the article is to describe just how important reading goals are to rack up Read more…
The Academic Rival Sub-Trope I have a hot take for everybody this week: possibly the MOST underrated trope of all time. Some of the most consuming, captivating, entertaining romances I have ever read fall into this category, and the trope isn’t even widely recognized as a stand-alone type of romance Read more…
The Importance of Yearly Reading Goals In an age of distractions, where screens dominate our attention, setting yearly reading goals has never been more vital. These goals can transform our reading habits, foster personal growth, and enrich our lives in numerous ways. Let’s explore why establishing annual reading targets can Read more…
Three Underrated Authors and Why You Should Give Them a Chance With hundreds of millions of books been written throughout time, it takes a great amount of people to do so. There are endless authors in this world, spanning every country, language, time period, and so on. With so many Read more…
Reading Based on Your Current Life Events I know picking up a book when your life already feels so busy is extremely difficult. I’ve struggled with this a lot myself. I was chugging along with my reading goals over the summer, and then school started up again and the pages Read more…
A Spooky Good Author: Stephen King Stephen King is one of those names that everyone in the reading world recognizes. I feel as though you’ve either read a bunch of his books, one or two, or none. There’s not a ton of lukewarm Stephen King fans out there, as he’s Read more…
Starting a Book Club in College Why Your Should Start a Book Club Starting a book club in college has been one of my favorite means of social activity throughout my years as a student. I love getting together with my friends every week and discussing, maybe even arguing about, Read more…