Dear boundlings 📕 🐛 💗 It’s 👩‍💼 CEO here and I had to write speech this week and I was wondering if you all know what makes a good speech and what really gets you inspired. It doesn’t even have to be a speech, just what gets your creativity flowing? When writing the speech I had writers block and literally was stressing SO hard. I searched up “ famous speeches” and read some. Long story short I got inspired and was writing nonstop. I would love to see what’s inspires you bookworms! Sincerely CEO 👩‍💼 P.S (I had to put this in) I need some good poems recs so i can look back and get inspired ❤️ ✍️ 📝

I just booked to go to my first ever Midnight Book Release! They don't normally happen in my town so never been able to do it, until now!

What happens during them? What should I expect? My ticket includes the book so, yes Will I make friends? Get some free goodies? Be an awkward pigeon standing off to the side because of anxiety and feel like an imposter?

Is it just me or are today’s books all fire? Am I shallow for falling for all these pretty covers and titles?

For my own sanity (and wallet) I think I’ll have to refrain from going through them all.

If you’ve read these books or are a fae connoisseur, which would you recommend from the list? Do you have a book you think deserves the spotlight more?

Good morning Bookaholics!!

My question for you all today is given to me by my lovely flatmate's antics (and a very very late night conversation 😭)....

Which book character would you want as a roommate? 🤔

Hello Boundlings! Hope you're having an amazing week! I have a question for you: does your IRL bestie read, and if so, what is their reading taste is like?

For me, my bestie does read! Although we are basically the same in everything—habits, clothing style, family relationships, school, literally everything—our reading tastes are COMPLETELY different. Polar opposites, really. I read in English, she reads in our native language (Arabic). I'm trying to get into reading Arabic, meanwhile she's trying to get into reading in English. I primarily read fantasy, thrillers, and romance (at least as a subplot), whereas she prefers horror, psychological thrillers, on occasion dark romance, and just anything really dark and bloody and has murder in it. I am quite the scaredy cat when it comes to horror, meanwhile she can read it with a straight face. I easily cry during emotional scenes, she doesn't even budge. I'm usually a fast reader, while she's a slow reader.

It's quite funny to me how such similar people can be attracted to such different books. I was wondering if anyone has the same experience!