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3 Books I Absolutely Must Read This May to Please The TBR Gods 

Paperbacks of 'Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda' and 'Little Fires Everywhere' on a white blanket on top of a bullet journal with a May TBR list written on it.

A story of an ever-increasing pile of unread books and my pledge to ever-so-slightly cut it down

Posted byEliza LitaApril 29, 2022Posted inbook recommendations, Reading RecsTags:authors, books, Celeste Ng, contemporary, fiction, May TBR, reading, Reading Recs, Sally Rooney, YA fiction4 Comments on 3 Books I Absolutely Must Read This May to Please The TBR Gods 

‘Loveless’ Is the Celebration of Friendship the World Desperately Needs Right Now

A story of love in all its deepest forms, proving romance is not essential to a happy life

Posted byEliza LitaApril 16, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:Alice Oseman, aromantic, asexual, book review, books, fiction, friendship, LGBTQIA, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, Reading Recs, representationLeave a comment on ‘Loveless’ Is the Celebration of Friendship the World Desperately Needs Right Now

How This Hidden Gem Stopped Me in My Tracks and Why You Should Read It

A review of ‘The Girls in the Stilt House’, by Kelly Mustian

Posted byDanthebookmanApril 4, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, Reading RecsLeave a comment on How This Hidden Gem Stopped Me in My Tracks and Why You Should Read It

‘Death and Croissants’: The Thriller That Makes You Laugh Out Loud

Hardback of Death and Croissants by Ian Moore on a light grey background with botanical illustrations around the corners.

This uplifting mystery is not at all what you expect

Posted byEliza LitaMarch 30, 2022May 10, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, comedy, fiction, Ian Moore, mystery, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, Reading Recs, thrillerLeave a comment on ‘Death and Croissants’: The Thriller That Makes You Laugh Out Loud

A Reading Slump Antidote: 7 Fast-Paced Books to Get You Back on Your Feet

It’s inevitable that we all fall into the ever-frustrating reading slump. Let me show you the books that were my godsend

Posted byElizabeth SorrellMarch 8, 2022Posted inbook recommendations, Reading Joy, Reading RecsTags:books, fiction, non-fiction, publishing, reading, Reading Recs, reading slump, Reading TipsLeave a comment on A Reading Slump Antidote: 7 Fast-Paced Books to Get You Back on Your Feet

‘Before the Coffee Gets Cold’: The Responsibility to Make Grief Worth it

Toshikazu Kawaguchi’s novella gives us the space to empower ourselves in the name of those we have lost

Posted byElizabeth SorrellFebruary 13, 2022March 24, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:Before the coffee gets cold, book review, books, fiction, grief, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, Reading RecsLeave a comment on ‘Before the Coffee Gets Cold’: The Responsibility to Make Grief Worth it

A Rant about Tropes 

I’m full of salt and vinegar today. But honestly…

Posted byDanthebookmanFebruary 1, 2022January 31, 2022Posted inReading Joy, Reading RecsTags:authors, books, publishing, rant, reading, Reading Recs, tropesLeave a comment on A Rant about Tropes 

The Most Anticipated Books of 2022

These 2022 releases have been read, approved and selected just for our readers. Which one will you pick up?

Posted byNeil CzeszejkoJanuary 31, 2022January 31, 2022Posted inbook recommendations, Reading RecsTags:2022, ARC, book recommendations, books, most anticipated, new releases, reading, reading list, Reading RecsLeave a comment on The Most Anticipated Books of 2022

‘Afterparties’ Explores the Intersections of Class, Ethnicity, and Sexuality

A posthumously published short story collection by a brilliant writer

Posted byBrina PatelJanuary 18, 2022January 18, 2022Posted inBook Reviews, Reading JoyTags:book review, books, fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, Reading RecsLeave a comment on ‘Afterparties’ Explores the Intersections of Class, Ethnicity, and Sexuality

50 Books of 2021 and Their Underrated Meaning in 1 Phrase

Pink background with 3 screenshots from Goodreads of the 50 books read by the author in 2021.

There’s a lesson to learn from every book if you do your best to see it

Posted byEliza LitaJanuary 4, 2022January 4, 2022Posted inbook recommendations, Book ReviewsTags:book review, books, fiction, Goodreads challenge, New Year, non-fiction, reading, Reading RecsLeave a comment on 50 Books of 2021 and Their Underrated Meaning in 1 Phrase

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