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"I know that I don’t belong on this planet, because if I did, I would know how to be here. I would know how to be human. I feel like a lost and confused child who is being forced to steer her way through a very adult world. I often wonder if this is what it’s going to feel like forever, if I will always see life through this veil of despair, because if this is life, then I don’t want it."
I've Never Been (Un) Happier - Shaheen Bhatt
💬 Do you read more than one book at a time? 📖🤎 I always read several at once. I have a physical book, an audiobook and an ebook going at all times. (Different formats for different times of the day.) I just have to be careful not to read two similar books at once or it can get a tad confusing. 🥴 Different genres is key for me. 🤎 In the Weeds by @authorbkborison just arrived on my doorstep and I can’t even tell you how excited I am I read this one!! I may have to start it right away. Four books at once isn’t “too” many, is it? 🙃 Thank you to @authorbkborison for gifting me this copy! . . . h a s h t a g s : #intheweeds #bkborrison #romancebooks #romancereader #booksbooksbooks #bookish #bookaesthetic #hygge #homedecor #lifestylephotography #bookphotography #alwaysreading #beautifulbooks #rippedjeans #ootdstyle #bookishhygge #totalbookworm #mybookfeatures #bibliophile #bibliofeature #bookstagramfeature #goodreads #indieauthor #cozyaesthetic #neutralvibes #morningslikethese #coffeeandseasons #coffeeandbooks (at My Cozy Life) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdtAI_0OPLW/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
“if he doesn’t make your blood heat, your heart pound, and your head spin, don’t waste your time, my dear. Life is shorter than all you young people think.”
A Guide to Being Just Friends - Sophie Sullivan
"Before these lessons I was often oblivious to a very simple fact: the person living with depression is not the only one who suffers at its hands. Every family member, romantic partner and close friend suffers too. I’ve said this before, and I’ll say it again, living with depression isn’t easy but loving someone who lives with depression isn’t easy either."
I've Never Been (Un) Happier - Shaheen Bhatt
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I haven't picked up a YA novel in quite a while, but when I was offered Emma Lord's most recent YA as an ARC, I couldn't say no. I thought I was no longer at a point in my life where I could enjoy YA, but Lord proved me wrong. Her tale quickly sucked me back into the world of YA. At times I felt like I was back at my small town university and it filled my heart with a warm glow.
I love that I just happened to start reading this book on national bagel day. I also love how food is integrated into all of Lord's stories. She definitely speaks more than one of my love languages.
I enjoyed this almost as much as I enjoyed Tweet Cute and y'all know I loved Tweet Cute. If you've read Lord's work before, I highly encourage you to pick this one up too, and if you haven't I highly recommend her work. Now quick, grab yourself a bagel and some coffee and read this book. Once you're done reading, I want to know, are you team Milo or team Connor?
Thank you Emma Lord, Netgalley, and St. Martin's Press for this eGalley!
"For showing me that happiness isn’t about where you live or what you achieve. A home isn’t walls, a roof, and a floor. It’s a feeling; it comes with being seen and accepted for who you are. It’s finding the person who makes you feel alive no matter where you are or what you accomplish. The person who makes you feel like you could have nothing and still have everything. It’s unconditional love"
How to love your neighbour - Sophie Sullivan
"While people’s reactions were varied, for the most part they contained nuggets of either fear or scepticism. They were either unwilling to believe I was depressed, preferring to look at me as someone who was lazy and melodramatic, and if they did believe me, they saw me as someone who wasn’t entirely stable. Even then I knew that caution and apprehension were natural reactions to things that are not fully understood, but it was difficult not to take these reactions at least a little personally, especially when they came from ‘adults’."
I've Never Been (Un) Happier - Shaheen Bhatt
