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Fake dating? Yes, and thank you! Boy next door? Absolutely. 2000s romcom vibes? Sign. Me. Up. Better Than The Movies by Lynn Painter was a welcome surprise and the perfect palate cleanser. Disclaimer: I am a mood reader, and my ratings aren’t technical. It is purely vibes and feels; if that’s your jam, stick around […]

I don’t know about you, but books are my favorite topic to talk about! My mother and sister have to listen to me yap constantly, lol. If you have someone similar in your life, they’d appreciate your interest in their hobby ♥. Or you could use these questions as fun bookish journal prompts. So, I

Booktok is ablaze about the newly adapted book-to-screen adaptation: Every Summer After by Carley Fortune. Naturally, curiosity got the better of me, and I just had to see what the fuss is about.  So I finished the book in 24 hours, and I am conflicted. Let’s talk about it. Take Note: As with all my

“I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing, but I’m doing it anyway.” This is my new motto in life, and it is a pretty great mindset to live by. Anyhow, I am writing my first book (and it is freaking terrifying). Welcome to the first instalment of my Aspiring Author Chronicles. This post might

Most readers set overly ambitious reading goals at the start of the year… only to realize a few months later that reading suddenly feels more like a task than a hobby. That’s where bookish bingo cards come in! Gamify and romanticize your reading experience with these fun ideas. Or add this challenge to your reading

I suffered a severe case of fomo when this book was all over my fyp, so, naturally, I gave in and read it. Warning: my opinion differs from the consensus, so to speak. That being said, everyone is free to have their own thoughts about books, and it is a very subjective hobby. So here’s my

As some of you may know, I’m on a journey to write my first-ever novel, which had me thinking about microtropes to incorporate. We are not talking tropes such as enemies-to-lovers, grumpy-sunshine, or a slow-burning romance. Nope, we are getting very specific with this list of microtropes that get me every time. A trope is

Do you need to feel something? I recommend you listen to music while reading… This immersive experience is unmatched! However, you need the right music to match the vibe of the book. Today, we are focusing on a playlist for reading romance. Be sure to stay tuned, because I am working on playlists for other

I am a vibe reader first and a critical reader second, and this book passed the vibe check! If you are into small-town romcoms, tattooed bodyguards, and dating lessons turned real, you need to run and pick up Practice Makes Perfect by Sarah Adams. This is the first book I read by this author, and

2025 was the year I entered my book girl era. I read a little to zero books yearly in the past, and it was one of my major goals to read 30 books this year. And guess what? I read 37! Welcome to my bookish wrapped – a fun, carefree blog post no one asked