book blog
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February TBR
**Hearts, bows, and ribbon. Red, pink, and white. The towne is getting ready for its Valentine’s celebration in the coming weeks. The shoppes decorate their windows and the people buy supplies to adorn their homes. I pick up a few… Continue reading
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2025 Reading Goal Reflection + 2026 Goals
**The sky turns dark. Some drops of rain fall before turning to a full thunderstorm. I sit at the window and rub my hands together to keep warm, the cold from outside trying to come through. Raindrops pitter across the… Continue reading
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Beginning of the Year Book Tag 2026
**The bell tolls midnight, and just like that the year is over. I take a sip of champagne and flip the page of my book to bring in the new year. I hum quietly to myself and think of all… Continue reading
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December TBR
**Someone knocks at the thick, mahogany door three times. I shuffle over to it and find a parcel at my feet. I take it inside and take shears to the nicely wrapped parcel, cutting the twine in two before unraveling… Continue reading
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5 Oldest Books On My Physical TBR (+ why I haven’t read them yet)
**A drip of tea stains the page of my book. I place it back on my shelves for when I finish my drink to prevent more damages. I decide to look at my unread book collection and decide my next… Continue reading
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November TBR
**The crisp autumn air has gotten chillier in the past week, so I pull my cardigan, a shade of burnt orange reminiscent of fall, tighter around myself to keep away the biting chill. I scurry from the candle maker, where… Continue reading
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September Wrap-Up
**A robin lands on my windowsill and pecks at the glass, creating a little tapping noise that matches the stirring of my spoon in my teacup. I slowly sip my tea and stand in the early morning light. I take… Continue reading
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October TBR: Mood Reading Through the Month
**I sit elbow-deep in pumpkin guts as I scoop out the insides of the pumpkin I hope to carve. I sit outside since the weather is still warm enough, and watch as crows circle in the late twilit sky. A… Continue reading
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August Wrap-Up
**The short days, where the sun goes to sleep sooner and the birds stop chirping earlier, are the hardest. I trek back home with a small sliver of sunlight as my guide, wishing for just another hour of light. I… Continue reading
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September TBR and Trying a New Posting Schedule
**As the days grows shorter and the summer draws to an end, I find myself with less time in the day. I try and absorb the last glimpses of summer but find it slipping through my fingers like sand in… Continue reading
