What’re those books/series which you love to read over and over? I’ve been re-reading A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket and have loved every second of it! Others I love include: -The Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien - The Raven Cycle by Maggie Steifvater - The Farseer Trilogy by Robin Hobb - Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen Let me know so I can add more to my TBR 😎

"monsters who wear the skins of men" If this isn't almost always true

still quite an addictive read though i don’t know what makes it so addictive. some of the writing is still quite childlike which makes it hard to read sometimes. i’m also really starting to hate how easily magnolia gives back in to bj

Almost to the end of the second book in the series and I STILL forget that Keera has fangs? Like... This is not the first time it has been mentioned but I can't seem to remember. 🤡

i adored this book. i flew through it in just one sitting. i adored following the MC and the paranoia she sits in and unravelling the many struggles she has within. i ADORED the romance and felt the characters just fit like a glove. initially there seemed to be a lot of characters, but by the end i felt they had all been fleshed out perfectly and i felt connected and as though i knew them. the ‘plot twist’ at the end actually got me and just got me all the more invested. i genuinely haven’t stopped thinking about this book since i read it, definitely a favourite of this year and maybe a new favourite of all time

Was thinking to myself how I have this ridiculous habit of intentionally speeding through book blurbs trying not to learn too much, leaving a book on my TBR for ages, starting to read it going off the memory of the blurb, and then being completely thrown by what the book is actually about because I realize I didn't actually know. Case in point: started the castle knoll files series today, DEAD CERTAIN the MC was an old male detective. It is about a 25 year old girl and her kooky aunt. This is abundantly clear in the blurb and I have no idea how I misremembered that badly. I spent the first 20 pages going "oh? Oh?? Oh!" So anyway, that got me thinking, do any of y'all have reading quirks like this that are ultimately harmless but kind of weird? A beige flag, if you will?

Folks, I am locked 👏 in 👏. Considering I only have about two pieces of information my mind is already whirring with theories and possibilities, and I just have a great feeling about this superstitious paranoid rich aunt x skeptical young niece duo. Also, is it too much to hope that we'll actually get home reno content in this because yes I want to hear about them fixing up the place and live vicariously