I don't know what this saids about me, but I genuinely am loving Tyler's character?? 😭😭 I already knew this man was going to be such a piece of shit, and part of me is hanging on for the ride that he is absolutely going to payback for it somehow, but he is so unserious and I am living for it

Paired with an AMAZING narrator, it's cinema 🤌✨️ genuinely the voice had me going

Oh, I can't wait to find out his childhood history & for him to become absolutely in shambles 🧚‍♀️✨️ Stella's as well because secret past??👀

i took a few days off from my last read to give myself a mini break (❁´◡`❁) i'm riding off the last high of it trying to catch up with my reading journals & overall looking forward to summer !

what are some reads y'all are ending off the month? fav reads of april? what reads are you planning to hit when summer rolls around?

personally, here is my lil book list of reads I want to knock off during summer: ❀ Reread A Wolf in the Garden & Tame The Heart ❀ more of a mini Ava Hunter quest for me to finish the rest of Runaway Ranch & read Babymoon or Bust ! ❀ Cowboy Casual is another anticipated read of mine ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و i'm hoping to get around to it before or during my trip to Yellowstone

happy reading & here's to wrapping up the last week of april 🎀

I just got myself some new stacks because I ran out after reading radio silence and I wondered how other people use them? I used to barely mark things and have a color coded system (with markers and all) but now i just make it match the color cover and mark every single thing i like about the book (quotes, details to post in forums or make fanart of, writing tips or ways of description as help for a WIP, scenes I liked...), so I was mostly curious about your opinions on marking books

How do you all organize use your home library? Alphabetical by title, by author, by genre, or another method? I’m really curious to know what everyone does. TIA!

I have sooo many books checked out from the library at the moment because the holds just kept coming in😭 I realized that I will not be able to read two of the books before I have to return them, and I'm okay with that (I think). However, I just feel so stressed that I have so many books at home and that I won't be able to read them all.

Like I could just start a book and return to it later? None of the books I currently have at home have long wait times, but I think I just struggle with the concept of this.

Fellow library users, how do you deal with this?

I’ve recently gotten into cowboy and/or small town romances thanks to Lyla Sage. A huge part of me loving the books is because she is from Wyoming so to me it’s not like it was purely making things up or a money grab…

Now I’m trying to find reads that scratch the same itch but have realized a dilemma: I don’t appreciate when authors write about areas they’re not from/have no relation to. Am I wrong?

For instance currently trying to read a book written by a Canadian and the book takes place in Kentucky… I really want to like the book but that keeps nagging at my brain and how I can’t find any author notes or anything about her reasoning.

Please fellow Boundlings let me know your thoughts 🙏🏼tried Googling but was meh results.

Also trying to learn to enjoy books even though they’re very very similar… trying to view it as romance tropes so “allowed” to do basically the same thing but slightly different?

Happy reading! 📚🐎

Does anyone know the cover artist please? I cant find this from a google search. Sadly this book wasn’t for me but i adore this cover so much!

i took a few days off from my last read to give myself a mini break (❁´◡`❁) i'm riding off the last high of it trying to catch up with my reading journals & overall looking forward to summer !

what are some reads y'all are ending off the month? fav reads of april? what reads are you planning to hit when summer rolls around?

personally, here is my lil book list of reads I want to knock off during summer: ❀ Reread A Wolf in the Garden & Tame The Heart ❀ more of a mini Ava Hunter quest for me to finish the rest of Runaway Ranch & read Babymoon or Bust ! ❀ Cowboy Casual is another anticipated read of mine ٩(ˊᗜˋ*)و i'm hoping to get around to it before or during my trip to Yellowstone

happy reading & here's to wrapping up the last week of april 🎀

Do any of you guys do this too?? Every time I finish a book, I wait a day or two before I start thinking about a new book to kind of pay respect to the author and the book in general. Even if it's a series or it is just really bad, I just wait some time before grabbing the next one. Is it just me or does anyone else actually do this??

Happy release day of The Great Divide to all who celebrate. 🙌🏼

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As a certified sad girl music lover but also a reader, I will be choosing to listen to this album today instead of reading. Tho I’ll probably get some reading in later this evening.

These are the moments I wish I could do both but I am not capable. Especially when I plan to enjoy the lyrics not just listen mindlessly.

If you like his music and are listening today, will you be reading at the same time bc you are a gifted talented human? What is going to be your favorite song do you think? I will tell you I do love to imagine what books and characters the songs fit perfectly for when I listen to them. And albums like these are so perfect for it since they have so much emotion in them.

As someone who's been wanting to get back into drawing and get better, I've been thinking about drawing art for the books I've been loving or maybe even try to make my own book covers for them. Any other people doing artsy things that tie into their reading?