#flowers #plants

The US should once and for all take accountability for its imperialist movements in pursuit of profit all across the world, all throughout history.

I have been #reading Babel by R.F Kuang and so far, I've been thoroughly enjoying it. You can always tell when an author puts so much work and research into their book.

I was also surprised that I could still enjoy the story with what little I know of this specific era of history. Highly recommend!

Day 3

Most people except #Filipino Wattpaders won't know the name of this novel, but damn this was the one book that introduced me to the romance genre. Heartbreaking, cheesy, and just tear-jerking, all from an author who published it unedited back in 2016. #writing

POV: You're #writing a people-pleaser protagonist, and it's killing you deep inside

#amwriting

chat, send quotes of a book you're reading out of context

#booksky

I really need advice on creating better Ig collages like this so bad haha. One of my friends do them so stunningly.

If there's one thing I'm glad abt these sorts of posts, it's that they really inspire my peers to read.

#booksky

Day 2

What WMWT did really well was the slow, connectional growth of the 2 characters between each other, among other things. The plot twist, however, ruined it for me. I'm sure other queer ppl can relate. Still, it was that connection, that heavily inspired me to write something similar, w/o 1/2

Day 1 of talking about inspirations from my WIP
Do you ever just read that 1 book and by the end of it, it changes who you are? For me, that was the Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller. It was the novel that made me cry in the end. The prose, the characters, the very tragedy of it struck me deep 1/2

Having a lot of fun reading rn and it shows

Maps by
Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon
Cruel Prince by Holly Black
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
#Booksky

Me too, Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros, me too.

#Booksky

The Cruel Prince by Holly Black

whehehe omg