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Hi Friends, The Summerween 2025 readathon is officially over! I missed the recap posts for days 6, 7, and 8 because I wasn’t feeling well. Honestly, I failed to read anything for the final days of the readathon. This readathon was a bit of a flop for Read the Post
Hi Friends, Days 4 and 5 of Summerween were both pretty uneventful, so I figured I’d combine them into one recap. I was extremely tired on day four, so reading wasn’t a priority. However, I did finish Juneau Black’s Phantom Pond, though, and I loved Read the Post
Hi Friends, Summerween day three was super busy. I had little time to read until the afternoon, because I was working around the house. But when I got around to reading, I couldn’t put the book down. I reached the 50% mark in Hide by Kiersten White. Read the Post
Hi Friends, Day two of Summerween was good! I got a lot of reading done, which is great! I’m still reading Hide, and it’s really interesting. The story is keeping me guessing, and I love that in thrillers. It’s also super suspenseful. However, Read the Post
Hi Friends, Summerween has begun! To be totally transparent, I didn’t really read much at all on the first day of the readathon. That’s fine, though, because the readathon has only just started, so I have plenty of time to read my TBR. Let’s just Read the Post
Hi Friends Summerween is here again! For those unaware, Summerween is a readathon I enjoy taking part in every summer. It’s basically Halloween, but in summer. And as a winter lover, I’m all about it! If you want to join the fun, check out the Read the Post
About The Book Cinderella’s kingdom now forces girls to find husbands at an annual ball. Sixteen-year-old Sophia despises this cruel tradition. At the ball, she flees to Cinderella’s mausoleum. There, she meets a descendant of Cinderella’s Read the Post
Hi Friends, Today, I’m sharing my July TBR! I had a pretty good reading month in June, but I’m still not fully out of my book slump. Nevertheless, I’m excited for a new month of reading. As always, I use reading prompts to help me choose my monthly Read the Post
Hi Friends, June is practically over, but before it ends, I want to celebrate Pride Month by giving you some LGBTQ book recommendations. These are books that I absolutely love and would recommend not just for this time of year, but to read any Read the Post
About The Book Fresh out of college, Ben Cook quickly discovers that finding a writing job isn’t as simple as he’d hoped. Faced with constant rejection and lacking experience, he takes an unexpected opportunity at a restaurant. What starts as a Read the Post
