my least fav books so far this year 😅 agree? disagree? what’s been your disappointing reads this year? #booksky

Lawsuits from men against the doctors who provide abortions to their partners illustrate that men understand abortion bans as legal codifications of their private right to dominate and control women.

my favorite books so far this year… #booksky

I love—em-dashes.

june reading wrap up pt.2 #booksky

june reading wrap up pt.1 #booksky

hunger games hot takes! (kinda) pt. 2 #booksky

hunger games hot takes! (kinda) pt.1 #booksky

may reading wrap-up pt.2 #booksky

may reading wrap-up pt.1 #booksky

an embarrassingly late april reading wrap-up! I’m trying out short-form videos here so let’s see how it goes :) #booksky

all the books I read in the months of jan-march! lots of good ones but my favorites have to be Legendborn and Seven Days in June. on to the next quarter :)

now reading… #booksky

I wrote a january reading wrap up on substack! check it out if you like book reviews :) #booksky

this passage stood out to me from The Nickel Boys. sincere language to describe the visceral horror of imprisonment. I was astounded to find out in the acknowledgments that this is a real quote, rephrased, from an inmate named Danny Johnson, who spent 27 years in solitary confinement. #booksky

I wrote a review for Down the Drain by Julia Fox, maybe one of my fav celebrity memoirs. I’m trying to write more book reviews so subscribe to my substack if you’re interested!

just finished The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead! beautifully written and tough subject matter. the historical accuracy is impressive and devastating to read. this book contains a perspective I think many people would benefit from hearing.