This is how I think of my dogs too 😆

This book hits you right in the feels.

Anne Frank had a lovely way of expressing herself.

It's scary but a bit precentient when you think about America today.

I'm loving Alyssa Mastromonaco so much.

I need this woman to teach me her ways.

I am beyond addicted to this musical, and this book is a balm to my soul.

I relate to this author so much

I cannot recommended the accessible and entertaining presentation of the material in this book enough!

I now have the goal of someday being described as being belligerently kind.

This book is truly a must read for anyone who wants to be more aware of the opiod epidemic.

Fredrik Backman manages to be both funny and completely honest all at once

I love Fredrik Backman so much.

It's the first paragraph, and I already love it!

As Bright As Heaven, while a bit depressing, is quite lovely so far

Tara Westover exemplifies every girl who has ever told herself she wasn't good enough.

I already identify so much with this character! 👍

My feelings towards books exactly!

Only the second page and I‘m already laughing. That‘s always a good sign! I‘m always happy when an ARC giveaway is a winner!

While “The Favorite Sister” gives a view into the making and faking in reality tv, this book really explores the roles of women in society: how successful women are treated, ageism, racism, feminism, etc. Everyone lies, and there‘s no clear villain or hero. It‘s marketed as a fun mystery book, but it‘s actually pretty deep by the end of it.

Gabrielle Union is surprisingly funny without being annoying. It‘s quite entertaining.

Kavax au Telemanus just makes my heart swell ❤️

“It‘s my duty as a free man to read so I‘m not blind, being led around by my nose.” Damn straight! Readers for the win!

This book is trashing Trump so early in that I‘m a little afraid of what‘s to come... 😆

I am loving the beginning of this novel! It‘s the perfect level of engaging and funny without being annoying.

So wonderfully inspirational!

Bill Bryson wrote my favorite passage ever.

My favorite paragraph in this book, and one of my favorite paragraphs out of all books.