Am I the only one who notices specific words throughout their reading? Not words you hate, just words you flag? For example, 'dais' seems to be used in almost every fantasy book. Or I always note when 'cerulean' is used regardless of genre.

In scientific writing I always notice the word 'paucity' because I had an advisor who used it in nearly every paper... So that one does lean a bit more towards hated words for me haha

I’ve been getting the travel bug lately which is so exciting. What are some underrated places to go that feel cozy/bookish/small towney/other worldly/magical, scenic, beautiful, historic etc. Also, places with amazing bakeries, book shops, flower shops, markets. Tell me your experiences in these places and what made you want to go there ✈️

Are there any cowboy romances that you guys know of with any bar fights or just fights in general? I can only watch so much yellow stone before I need something new to satiate me

Also any hockey romance where they brawl on the ice… or anyone fighting at a party… I’m just tryna see HANDS

and ykw I’m glad she threw up on your shoes. that’s what you get for smoking weed in someone else’s holy house without even asking

Right now, in my last semester, I have a lot of projects and tests to do, but I really want to read books. How do people with tight schedules and little time manage to read without losing interest or losing track of the story? Or do I just have to accept my fate and read after everything is done? For me, that would take 1–2 months until then.

I see now. The knight is hot as fuck.