Interesting, one POV is first person and the other is third. It’s the first book I’ve read that does that, and I’m not quite sure how I feel about it yet.

I always hesitate calling a book "unknown," because what if I just haven't found the people who know it? That feeling aside, I want to hear what your favorite "unknown" or lesser known books are, if you'll listen to me rave about mine!

Last year, I was perusing shelves in a small bookstore in Colorado and spotted the cutest little paperback (yes, I judge books by their covers, sue me), The Fern House by Brooke Hamilton-Benjestorf. There was only one copy in the store, no written reviews on Goodreads, and I had to manually add it to Storygraph. I decided to jump in without knowing anything about it and it is now one of my favorite books. It's a quiet, fairly uneventful book that follows a woman's move to an isolated island. It's captivating and magical and I NEED someone to talk about it with!!

So, what is your favorite book that you have no one to talk with about? I'd love to read your thoughts and check it out!

loren is so annoying actually

pre-reading thoughts: ex-boyfriend's dad is lowkey my favourite romance trope so i just know i am going to eat this up!!!!