but i am trying to enjoy a 350 page book that is very good but i’ve convinced myself things are moving too fast lmao. i need to spend some time reading the 100-200 pg little guys like a palette cleanser.

like not every detail needs pages of descriptions and we don’t always need paragraphs of inner monologue for a single line of dialogue. i do eat it up every single time though, i love dense books apparently.

this looks interesting! i'll add it to my list to consider.

the entire point is that if i put the book back on the shelf i forget to finish it.

i'm also trying to get back to my #readaroundtheworld challenge so i need recs for those

i initially didn't like this idea because i like my shelves set up a certain way but i completely forgot i was in the middle of a few of these books.

i'm probably most excited about the og trilogy from the mmc's pov. i may tandem read them like twilight/midnight sun

the fact that she matched the ink colour to each book cover too? *chef's kiss*

I use Inkarnate to make maps when I have a story idea and basically use it to maladaptive daydream about world and lorebuilding. One day I'll actually sit and write these stories instead of just thinking them.