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2026 reads 📖 Goal: 12 (one per month)

Randomly accusing people of sounding like AI because they used an em dash or a complete sentence is such a fascinating new brand of anti-intellectualism. Sorry, I write like someone who paid attention in English class. Because I did.

@windeivers If I like the first one then I'm definitely getting the whole series

@BALENCIA_GAAA it’s a trilogy, and the author is canadian, and that’s all i know 😭

New cr (no, it wasn't on my TBR, i'm cheating 😭)

@windeivers I hear they're coming out with a movie (in pre-production so who knows if it'll stick) so maybe you should! It's also a series too I think?

@BALENCIA_GAAA i breezed through it but lowkey don’t remember anything… maybe i should reread

@windeivers I'm getting that vibe so far LOL. I'm having fun reading it 😆

@BALENCIA_GAAA only thing i’ll say abt this book is that it reads like a trashy wattpad book and i ate it up when i read it

We neither confirm nor deny whether it's much of a debate.

i need a group of girls to have picnics & tea parties and go ceramic painting and drink matcha and start a book club with

DNF immediately 😭 I am not the target audience for this (YA) but maybe I'll give her adult books a try

@stayjoyful_ added!

hiiii i made a storygraph if anyone wants to be friends!!! haven't written any reviews yet but i'll try to write some for books i'm going to finish from now onwards app.thestorygraph.com/profile/stayjo…

Your monthly reminder: Keep writing. When no one cares, persist. When things appear to be crumbling, keep at it. When it's difficult, push through. When you feel alone, listen to the stories in your blood. Just write. The world needs your stories.

sometimes the way an author writes is so intelligent and thought-provoking and passionate that it makes me wonder if they're even human

this excellently articulates what's wrong with using AI for writing, and being a reader in an AI world

cr Room to Breathe by Kasie West. Needed something lighthearted

May - Exquisite Corpse by William Joseph Martin (formerly Poppy Z. Brite) 4.5/5 ⭐️ The first novel to make me throw up. A tragic look into the violence faced by queer people during the AIDS crisis. Very graphic, can't in good faith recommend, but gets the point across. 3/12 📚

May - YOU by Caroline Kepnes 4/5 ⭐️ There's maybe ONE likeable character in this story and that should tell you everything. A nuanced look into a stalking victim's life where an obsessive serial killer is the narrator. Watch the show, too. 2/12 📚

2026 reads 📖 Goal: 12 (one per month)

@sabievsky i wish i had that kind of time 😭

saw someone tweet that they are gonna start a "100 days 100 books" challenge?????? how the fck man???

I love how many people on #booktwt I've seen with Sabrina Carpenter pfps. She's the best and you guys look so cute

@marsieworm In a similar vein, just because a book contains controversial themes that seem one way doesn't mean the author endorses those themes. Some stories are meant to make you feel uncomfortable.

Unpopular book opinion - characters in books aren’t always written to make you, as a reader, like them. Seeing poor reviews of a book mainly because the ‘character was unlikeable’ sometimes rubs me the wrong way

Didn't bring my book to my chiropractor appointment #Fraud

cr so tough I borrowed a YA romance just to have something lighthearted afterward