I am going to miss them so much! I can't articulate my thoughts and feelings on this book yet. I'm still processing the entirety of it. I need a reread immediately 😭 it's wholesome, wonderful, and amaze amaze amaze! The ending was such a heartwarming scene! Now I can't wait for the movie! I can't get enough of our duo, they're the cutest 😩 The first and only book I read this month, it gave me enough time to bond with the characters. I really took my time reading this. The first ever heavy sci-fi i've read. I can never forget about this.

It's good or whatever, my face is leaking. Help?

Just sobbing for like 10minutes trying to explain to my gf what happened in the book

I keep thinking about the format of the book i have, cause it‘s so tiny! It‘s adorable. The funny thing about that tho, is that in german we call soft cover books „Taschenbuch“ (literal translation: pocket book) and i can actually fit that book in my pant‘s back pocket. I just think that‘s adorable and wanted to share :3

Currently reading The Favorites by Layne Fargo & Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë. I thought it was a coincidence that there were similarities between the names of characters & plot…come to find out The Favorites is a Wuthering Heights retelling. I swear I had no idea about this. I wanted to read Wuthering Heights before the movie came out, and I’ve been wanting to read The Favorites for a while now, but since the olympics are starting soon, I figured it would be the perfect time to pick it up.

I love to find local bookstores and libraries (and a brewery and a coffee shop), especially when I'm traveling. I'd love to hear of small book stores that are doing the Lord's work out there, providing a community of readers a space to explore and find their next story!

I'd like to shout out two: The Purple Couch in North Andover, Massachusetts - literally can spend hours here and love their community projects. Treat Yo' Shelf Books in Mountain Home, Arkansas - drove by while I was visiting my mom out there and went in on a whim. The owners were a lovely couple and it's just the type of place that community needs.

Edit: I also thought of another one that really deserves some love. Felixology in Maynard, Massachusetts. It was opened by a woman, Libby, in honor of her son, Felix, who passed away at 29 years old from mesothelioma. The first time I visited, I spoke with her for a half hour about Felix and it was truly moving. He was an artist, and the store is gorgeously painted and decorated by his family and friends. Going in that store is like getting to meet him personally.

The language in this book is so dense... must persevere