2025

Camp Foxenwood Readathon | Summer 2025

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Hi Friends,
I’ve mentioned on the blog before that I’m part of Alexandra Roselyn’s Patreon. There are many benefits to being a member of her Patreon, but my favorite is the exclusive readathons. This summer we’re doing a camp-inspired one that starts June 9th and doesn’t end until the middle of July. While I can’t share the different bingo boards for the readathon, I will be sharing the prompts I’ll be doing. However, I’m only going to be participating in the readathon for the month of June!

Set In A Different World: Bookshops & Bonedust by Travis Baldree
Honestly, I read the first book in this cozy, low-stakes fantasy series, and I didn’t love it as much as I hoped I would. However, I’ve been wanting to pick up the second book, which is actually a prequel story. So, this prompt gives me the perfect reason to finally read it.
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5 Star Prediction: A Tempest of Tea by Hafsah Faizal
If you’ve seen my June TBR, then you might remember seeing this book on there. I’ve been wanting to read this fantasy since it came out because the plot seems like something I would absolutely love. I truly think this could be a 5-star—possibly 6-star—read for me!

High Stakes: The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
This is such a beloved fantasy book that I can’t wait to reread. The first time I read it was back in 2019, and I didn’t even have my blog then, so I never reviewed it on here. I’d love to reread the book and see if it still lives up to my original 5-star rating.

Any Fantasy: Fearless by Lauren Roberts
This is another book on my monthly TBR. I’m nervous about reading it because this series hasn’t been a favorite of mine, yet it’s the final book in the trilogy, and I’ll be happy to finally complete it. I just hope it doesn’t put me in a reading slump.
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Free Space: Thornhedge by T. Kingfisher
I need as many short books as possible on this TBR, so for the free space, I decided a fantasy fairy-tale retelling novella would be the smart choice. I’ve only read one other book by this author, but I really enjoyed it, and I hope that’s the case here too.

Found Family: Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
This is the second book in The Hunger Games series. I don’t think I’m stretching the prompt because from my research, it says the found family trope plays a big role in this book. I’m hoping that’s true. However, correct me in the comments if it isn’t, and I’ll swap it out for a different book.

Ocean on the Cover: Vengeance of the Pirate Queen by Tricia Levenseller
This is the third and final book in The Daughter of the Pirate King trilogy. I’ve had very different opinions about the first two books, but I love Tricia Levenseller’s writing. So, whether I end up enjoying it or not, I at least know it’ll likely be an easy read.
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New Release: Our Infinite Fates by Laura Steven
This is a 2025 new release that I’ve been wanting to read. I haven’t heard anyone talking about it yet, but the plot sounds incredible. I’m not sure if it’s the start of a series or a standalone fantasy, but either way, I’m excited to give it a try.

Favorite Fantasy Trope: The Ashes and the Star-Cursed King by Carissa Broadbent
This book includes enemies-to-lovers and vampires—two of my favorite tropes. I’m being a bit ambitious putting such a long book on the TBR, but I flew through the first book in this series, so I suspect this one will be a quick read too.
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There you have my TBR for this fun exclusive summer readathon! Let me know in the comments if you’re doing any readathons this summer. Don’t forget to like and share this post with your reader friends. If you never want to miss out on a post or my reviews for any of the books I mentioned, please sign up for my mailing list.

Until The Next Chapter,
Bunny

June 2025 | To Be Read

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Hi Friends,
It’s TBR time again, and since June is my birthday month, I’m definitely letting myself mood read most of the time because I’m such a mood reader. Still, I wanted to pick my six TBR prompt cards for the month. I also made sure to include some LGBTQ+ books since it’s Pride Month!

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Let me know in the comments what your reading plans are for the month! And if you enjoyed this post, I’d love it if you gave it a like and shared it with a friend. If you never want to miss a new post, make sure you’re signed up for my mailing list!

Until The Next Chapter,
Bunny

May 2025 | To Be Read

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Hi Friends,
I’ll be sharing what I plan to read in May today. Like the last few months, I’m using reading prompts to pick my May reads. I’m in a serious romantasy reading mood, so I included as many romance novels as I could on this month’s reading list.

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Buy The Book: Nightweaver by R.M. Gray

Buy The Book: Holding The Reins by Paisley Hope

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Buy The Book: Reckless by Lauren Roberts
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Let me know in the comments which books you plan to read in May. And, if you enjoy this kind of content, sign up for my mailing list so you never miss a new post.

Until The Next Chapter,
Bunny

Coachella 2025 | Book Recommedations

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Hi Friends,
If you’re a music fan like me, you know Coachella 2025 starts April 11th! Sadly, I won’t be there, and I suspect other readers like me won’t either. However, I thought I’d share some books where music plays a major role in honor of the event. This list includes both books I’ve read and books on my to-read list.

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Olivia’s been through a lot of heartbreaks, but this time she’s decided no more crushes. Her ideal escape? A weekend of music, art, and friendship at Farmland Festival, free from drama. Toni’s starting college soon and is nervous about the future, hoping the festival will help her feel closer to her dad, who passed away. Upon meeting, the two girls decide that joining forces is their best bet for a great weekend. With the music playing, maybe Olivia and Toni will discover all they really need is each other.
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Saturday, the wildly popular boy band, includes eighteen-year-olds Ruben Montez and Zach Knight. The pressure of keeping his sexuality secret weighs heavily on Ruben, leading him to open up to Zach, despite their public image as teen idols. Throughout their European tour, their friendship grows into more. The more their relationship develops, the more they long to live openly. But, revealing their true selves could mean losing everything, forcing them to question whether love is worth the risk.
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Following a difficult family history, country music’s Annie Mathers has avoided the spotlight and romantic entanglements. Clay Coolidge, a troubled superstar, faces being dropped by his label unless he convinces her to join his summer tour. Charmed by Clay, Annie agrees, and they quickly become a fan favorite both on and off stage. Worried about repeating her parents’ mistakes, Annie doubts the future of their relationship. However, Clay’s vulnerability and struggles make leaving difficult for her. The question is whether love and music can heal their broken hearts.
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In the late 1960s Los Angeles, Daisy, a young woman, pursues her dream of singing at the Whisky a Go Go, sneaking into clubs along the way. Sex and drugs may be part of the backdrop, but her real passion is rock and roll. The pressures of sudden fame and becoming a father unexpectedly are weighing heavily on Billy Dunne, the lead singer of The Six. Seeing the potential for a legendary collaboration, the producer wants to pair Daisy and Billy. A whirlwind of music, fame, and unforgettable moments follow, transforming the band into legends.
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Alix Summerlin, a college senior, anticipates a weekend filled with music and fun at the Garlic Groove Music Festival with her friends. Yet, a deadly secret is concealed within the small town of Allium Valley. People at the festival are vanishing, and a mysterious stranger, Kade, warns Alix to escape before it’s too late. To survive the monstrous attack on their town, Alix forges an uneasy alliance with her ex, Logan, and the intriguing Kade. Secrets are emerging, danger is imminent, and Alix must choose who to trust, and quickly.

These books should help with that Coachella FOMO. Let me know in the comments whether or not you’re going to Coachella this year. Also, if you know any other books about music or festivals, let me know! To stay updated on all my bookish content, sign up for my mailing list.

Until The Next Chapter,
Bunny

March 2025 | To Be Read

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Hi Friends,
Today I am sharing my March TBR! So, when I first started writing this post, I accidentally wrote “February TBR,” which just shows how fast the months are flying by. I am, however, eager to select my next TBR. Spoiler alert—I read no books from my February TBR. I’m way behind with my reading goal, but I’m hoping to get back on track in March. I used my TBR prompt cards again to choose my next reads. Fingers crossed for a great reading month!

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Let me know in the comments what you’re reading in March. Give this post a like if you enjoyed it! Share this post with your fellow readers. And hey, hit the follow button on your way out! It really brightens my day.

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Bunny

Bookish, Blogging & More | 2025 Goals

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Hi Friends,
Happy 2025! I can’t believe it’s the first day of a New Year. I’m excited to see what this year brings. I have so many fun content ideas for all my bookish platforms and can’t wait to bring them to life. To kick off the New Year, I want to share my 2025 goals. These goals cover my blog content, reading, and personal life.

Blog Goals
Quality Over Quantity: I’ve always worked hard to stick to a blogging schedule, and for the most part, it works. However, I want to be more flexible with my content in 2025. Instead of striving for three posts a week, I want to prioritize quality over quantity. If that means publishing only one post some weeks, I’m okay with that as long as it’s the best it can be.

Book Reviews: In 2024, I struggled to stay on top of book reviews. There are still so many I haven’t published! This year, I’m determined to change that. Instead of waiting weeks to write and post reviews, I’ll try my hardest to publish them shortly after finishing each book.

Originality: I always aim to be creative with my content, but sometimes it’s challenging. In 2025, I want to brainstorm more unique and innovative bookish posts. Some of my favorite posts have been the ones that feel fresh and unlike anything I’ve seen in the book community.

Bookish Goals
Backlist Books: I’m not sure if this was a goal of mine last year, but I hope to focus more on backlist books in 2025. I often get caught up in reading new releases and neglect older titles. However, there are so many books that have been out for years that I’d love to read.

Read More, Buy Less: I want to read more books from my shelves than I buy each month. This might sound ambitious, but I’d really like to cut back on book purchases in 2025. Essentially, my goal is to read more books than I purchase each month. For example, if I buy eight books in January, I want to read at least ten books I already own. I hope that makes sense!

Reading Goal: Every year, I set a reading goal, and this year is no different. Last year, I aimed to read 115 books—and I managed to hit that goal! This year, I’m lowering my goal to 100 books. The reason for this change is that many of the books I want to read are longer and more emotionally intense. A smaller goal feels more realistic and aligned with the type of reading experience I’m aiming for.

Personal Goals
Workout: I’ve always been an exercise girlie (I even have my yoga teacher certification!), but I feel like I let fitness take a back seat in the latter half of 2024. I’d love to get back into my fitness routine and rekindle my love for working out.

Author PA: I’m so grateful to be starting my journey as an author PA. In 2025, I’d love to grow in this role, connect with more authors, and help them share their work with the world. I’m always happy to work with all budgets and assist authors with social media marketing.

Baby E: This has been a goal for my husband and me for the past four years. Hopefully, 2025 will be the year we’re blessed with a pregnancy and, possibly, a baby. It’s been a long, challenging journey, but we’re still holding on to hope that we’ll finally see those two pink lines.

And there you have it—my 2025 goals! Let me know your reading goals for the New Year in the comments. As always, you can follow me on other social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Please consider hitting the follow button—you won’t want to miss all the exciting blog content I have planned!

Until The Next Chapter,
Bunny