This woman just looooves touching herself. And it got me wondering; have we as a society just been conditioned into believing masturbation is wrong? Am I annoyed by it cause it reminds me of men writing about masturbation? Is it cause she’s objectifying men, and that’s just annoying? I do love how she and Jodi discuss EVERYTHING. That’s a solid friendship right there! …unless this book is about a woman (wait, do I not know her name?!) absolutely losing it??

Wooow! What a start! I‘m feeling so blessed that Piranesi sharing his POV with me (or us!) It’s so innocent, so pure and his heart is full of warmth. And his curiosity is so contagious.

I‘m not understanding what’s going on so far but that doesn’t matter. Piranesi is with me and I’m sure we can walk a bit together and I understand the world (maybe even my world!) better. :)

I’m gonna be honest with you, I’ve been needing to search up some of the words in this book LOL. Loving the book so far but I kinda feel stupid 💀 oh well, upping my vocab with this one 💪😤 x)

I posted a review on the Hello Chaos A Love Story: The disorder of Seeing and Being Seen page, and realised... practically nobody else has read it! I loved it, so I thought I'd reach out and ask if people had similar experiences.

I think it can feel a bit lonely in the forums of some of the less popular books, so I wanted to make a space where you can gush and be supported about your favourite niche read. (Or even reads where there are active forums but you feel you don't get to participate enough!)

One of my longstanding rules is that I WILL add anything to my TBR if it comes with a glowing recommendation, so this is your chance to get a buddy for your favourite niche book :)