✨Along with that, you’re probably not going to a get “don’t read this book” from me because I just love pretty much everything I’ve read. You’re mostly going to see me excited over the books I’ve just finished or books I’m excited to read

✨I will not be critical in my reviews when it comes to how the story is told (ie POVs, flow, etc) because I think there are so many ways to tell a story and plenty of people to accept them as they are

✨I read so many genres. I haven’t delved into a lot of mystery/horror since my Fear Street days 😅 so you might not see that. But I love fantasy, romance, romantasy, sci-fi, and memoirs - also all genres I like in adult and YA books

✨There are times I’ve read books unknowing of any problematic issues with authors - if that’s the case, please let me know. I like to think I read pretty critically (English major and English teacher here), but if something is not always glaringly obvious, I might miss it. I’m human after all.

Thank you!! 💚

Yes, I made them myself (:
The miniature books are what I made.

I made miniature versions of each book I read in 2024. The physical books have paper in them but no words. The audiobooks are cardboard. And for the ebooks, I made a miniature kindle out of paper.

This month had many of my favorites for the year!!

Daydream ughhh - if your favorite character isn’t Henry in the entire Maple Hills books - I don’t think we’re reading the same books. He’s so beautiful and I love him!

Adding to my list for the new year 💚

- The Assassin’s Blade by Sarah J Maas
- The Accidental Dating Experiment by Lauren Blakely
- Queen of Shadows by Sarah J Maas
- My So-Called Love Life by Lauren Blakely

- Throne of Glass by Sarah J Maas
- The Martian by Andy Weir
- Crown of Midnight by Sarah J Maas
- Heir of Fire by Sarah J Maas
- Red, White, & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston