Books to read and why

what my bookshelf says about me my bookshelf is a chaotic mix of romance classics and a small army of emily henry novels—seriously, that’s it for romance! what does that even say about my reading life? i devour literary fiction like it’s my oxygen, but then i tumble down the rabbit hole of all for the game and mo xiang tong xiu novels like it’s my part-time job. at this point, it’s a lifestyle choice. i’ve even made pinterest boards and playlists dedicated to these characters, because why…

what my bookshelf says about me my bookshelf is a chaotic mix of romance classics and a small army of emily henry novels—seriously, that’s it for romance! what does that even say about my reading life? i devour literary fiction like it’s my oxygen, but then i tumble down the rabbit hole of all for the game and mo xiang tong xiu novels like it’s my part-time job. at this point, it’s a lifestyle choice. i’ve even made pinterest boards and playlists dedicated to these characters, because why…

start here, end up here. i have the most fun editing book rec post and i can’t be stopped. i've been in a reading slump lately and nothing seems to hold my interest. it might just be a summer thing - i'm not a fan of the season, and everything feels like it takes so much more effort than usual. if you have any good book recommendations to help me get out of this rut, i’d really appreciate it!🧎🏻‍♀️

June was a good reading month. I read 7 books, including Predator by Runyx. I loved all the books I read, and completing The Cruel Prince trilogy left me with void, but I read great books afterward; A Little Princess was exceptional; psychological thrillers are my new favourite genre; and I’m hoping to read more next month. I didn’t realise how much I missed Murakami’s world until I read Norwegian Wood. . . . #junereads #bookstack #quotes #bookstagram #bookcommunity