Look at me, finally jumping on the bandwagon. I've been waiting to get my hands on this since like, January, when I was rejected for an ARC 😭 It's just as good as everyone is saying y'all, in fact, it's even better. Sad and funny and so entirely different from anything I've read before.
God, I love these people. Literally all I did was complain in a tweet about how my book hadn't shipped yet
Here's the fiction portion of my library book haul!
It's spring break so, shocker, I'm already on to the next book! This isn't my usual type of read, but I heard such great things about it on Book Riot's "All the Books" podcast (which is my fave, btw) It's possible that it was recommended by @Liberty although don't quote me on that! Anyway, I'm on page 20 and I like it so far.
pick"We are all migrants through time."
I technically have about 15 pages left but I know this is an amazing book.
Spending my morning in bed with this little cutie on audio. Eat, Pray, Love is one of my favorite books of all time, and I love Liz Gilbert. She talks about the magic of creativity and ideas... literally magic. I'm obsessed with it.
And a FUN read for this weekend? Technically I've been reading it all week but I'm gonna finish it probably tonight. I've been in a bit of a reading slump and this is helping me a lot. It's just the right breath of fresh air after all my 500+ page sweeping family immigrant stories 🤣
A little read for school this weekend... Have any of you read Hedda Gabler? We're reading it this weekend and seeing the play next week!
Humoring my hygge-obsessed mom and taking a little read through this little beauty. I'm not gonna lie, I think I might love hygge.
Feat. my small dog, lol.
I am seriously loving this one. It's slow going because I'm so busy at school but it's definitely worth it.
A lovely little pick up from the library yesterday! Tons of essays about feminist issues. Interesting as a feminist and also interesting as an aspiring creative nonfiction writer. I love reading all the masterful essays and dissecting how they were put together.
My very first BoTM club pick, PACHINKO by Min Jin Lee 😍😍 I'm about halfway through and I am literally obsessed. If you don't know, it's a multi-generational story about a Korean family living in Japan/Korea starting in 1910. I think I could put this book down for years and pick it back up and still remember every single detail. It's masterful.
