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Monthly TBR Check-in: March
At the start of March, I had a solid TBR planned, including a few carry-forwards from February. While I didn’t get to everything exactly as planned, I did manage to read some really memorable books. From emotional and thought-provoking reads to light romance and poetry, March turned out to be a wholesome reading month. Here’s… Continue reading Monthly TBR Check-in: March
March Reading Recommendations
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February Reading Wrap Up
Another month done. More books read.Here’s my reading wrap up of February: Books read: 9Pages read: 3944Average rating: 3.44Authors new to me: 4Highest rating: 5/5 starsLowest rating: 2/5 stars Books I read: Perfect by Judith McNaught – 5 starsAnd the crowd went wild by Susan Elizabeth Phillips – 4 starsFrom Rags by Suzanne Wright –… Continue reading February Reading Wrap Up
If You Loved Knight by Kristen Ashley, Read These Next
If Knight by Kristen Ashley was your kind of read, then chances are you enjoy bold, unapologetic romance with alpha heroes, intense chemistry, and emotionally charged relationships that don’t shy away from power dynamics or passion. Knight isn’t subtle but rather dramatic, possessive, raw, and deeply immersive, pulling you into a world where love is… Continue reading If You Loved Knight by Kristen Ashley, Read These Next
If They Write It, I’m Going To Read It
Some authors become instant favourites, not because of one perfect book, but because they consistently deliver stories that feel familiar yet exciting every time. Their writing becomes a comfort, a guarantee that I’ll find something worth staying up late for. This carousel is a small tribute to those writers for me. The ones whose names… Continue reading If They Write It, I’m Going To Read It
My Month as a Reader: January
January truly flew by, and somehow between everyday life, work, and random to-do lists that never end (why do they multiply?), I still managed to read 8 books, plus a couple of comfort rereads that felt like visiting old friends. And because reading isn’t just about books but also vibes, here’s my January in visual… Continue reading My Month as a Reader: January
Book Review: Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson
If there’s one book I have to suggest in the self-help genre, this would be it. Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson doesn’t just help you but it also changes your mindset. To be very brief, this book is about change, something most of us struggle with more than we like to admit. It… Continue reading Book Review: Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson
New Year, New Reading Goals
A new year always brings with it a fresh sense of possibility like new plans, new intentions, and in my case, a brand-new reading goal. As someone who finds comfort, escape, and familiarity in books, setting a reading challenge feels less like pressure and more like a promise to myself. For this year, I’ve set… Continue reading New Year, New Reading Goals