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“What’s something you hate about me?” “I hate that you think there’s something I hate about you.”
My friend texted me once, and I was like, “let me just scroll on Pinterest for a little longer, I’ll answer them later!” I ended up not answered until they texted me again😭😭
Julian being mad at Ty for some reason:
Julian: Just do whatever you want!
Emma: should you really have told him that?
Julian: what’s the worst that could happen?
*the next day*
Kit: I’m pregnant
Julian: WHAT!?!?
Emma: I told you so
Should I get a buzz cut?
This is my hair now, and as you can see, it’s curly. I’m worried that it will take to long to grow back, and I hate having to deal with my hair, should I get one?
I miss pride month😭😭 (this is like 15 days late, but who cares?)
“I’m dizzy, dizzy from the roller coaster called Life.”
I am an artist, but I CANNOT draw the same character twice. Does anyone else have this problem😭😭
I have a reading slump. I’m pretty sure most readers have had one, and I really want to start reading, but I’m not motivated enough. If anyone has any good book recommendations, please tell me. I like most genres.
I have no idea how old you are/if you read adult fiction, but these are some that either did or would’ve pulled me out of a slump if I hadn’t already been out of it:
The Cottingley Secret by Hazel Gaynor pulled me out of a years-long slump after I finished grad school. It’s simply a story. It’s not complicated. It has alternating timelines with the modern time period set in a quaint, Irish bookshop. It’s magical realism, and there’s a little bit of everything. It’s a perfect fall read. This book is perfectly acceptable for a YA audience.
The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey is both a historical and magical realism work. It’s definitely one I’d recommend for winter. This book would work for a more mature YA audience.
The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden is outstanding and is a dark, adult retelling of the Russian Jack Frost. It’s the first of a trilogy and one I highly recommend reading in winter for the full effect. I always recommend it to readers and gamers who like the type of world and myths found in The Witcher. This series, for whatever reason, is occasionally tagged as YA, and frankly, I strongly disagree with that. That said, if you do fall more into that YA category, I still think this series is a good option.
Harry’s Trees by Jon Cohen is one people seem to either love or hate. Personally, I loved it. It’s another magical realism piece that twists fairy tales in a very dark, adult way. Cohen’s sense of humor is twisted (and I’ve seen some readers be deeply offended by some of it), but it works for the story and Cohen doesn’t paint any of his characters as saints. He blatantly pokes fun at the more offensive ones. It’s one I’d recommend to anyone who’s given up on their dreams or have found themselves stuck in a dead-end job. Not recommended for a YA audience.
I’m always going to recommend Book Lovers by Emily Henry if you like contemporary romance. Smart, snappy, and sexy with genuinely well-rounded characterization. It’s as much a story about family and healing as it is a romance. Everything’s tasteful, but not recommended for a YA audience.
Would You Rather by Allison Ashley is another contemporary romance in the form of two thirty-something best friends who decide to get married (this is not a spoiler) so she can go back to school and still have insurance. It’s one of those I wasn’t sure I was going to like at first, but the longer it goes on, the more real the characters all become. Not recommended for a YA audience.
I’m actually going to throw a couple of juvenile fiction recommendations out there, too.
One of which completely changes depending on the age you read it. That recommendation is Afternoon of the Elves by Janet Taylor Lisle. It’s a Newberry Award winner and is more than deserving.
The other is Sharon Creech’s The Wanderer. There’s a timelessness to it, a sense of grounded adventure, and it’s centered around the bonds of hope, love, and family. It can appeal to anyone, really.
It's always a shot in the dark even if someone likes "most" genres, so I hope you'll find at least one here that sounds interesting and that you like.
Thank you so much! I will definitely be reading Would You Rather, Book Lovers, Harry’s Trees, and The Cottingly Secret.
I have a reading slump. I’m pretty sure most readers have had one, and I really want to start reading, but I’m not motivated enough. If anyone has any good book recommendations, please tell me. I like most genres.
HAPPY PRIDE MONTH!!
Was I the only one who raided stores for rainbow things and will now wear rainbow for the rest of the month?
When you were little you saw rain, right? (Most likely…) some people thought rain was God’s tears when they were little, I thought it was God’s pee.
Once, I went on Pinterest to see Throne of Glass (btw I highly recommend) and I had just finished Empire of Storms, and then I saw stuff like “Yrene Westfall” and first I was like “who tf is Yrene???” And then I was like “wow I can’t believe our little vegetable got married! That’s so surprising.” And then I read Tower of Dawn (which you SHOULD NOT skip) and I’m like “ohh that’s you she is, yeah their relationship will go from ‘i hate you!’ To ‘oops! We’re married!’”
Then it’s going to go, “how did this child magically appear in my belly?”
Me: *severe flashbacks of Chaol not being able to walk* I wonder how…
Me, reading the summary of how Bryce’s friends die: oh okay, I probably won’t get that attached anyways
Me: *reads about Danika and the pack* …the summary probably meant a different group of friends, right?
Me: *reads when Danika dies*
Me: …
I just heard the most relatable words today:
when I wake up, I cry
I was leaving to go home from school, and my friend says, “go home! Get some sleep!” And then I’m like, “what’s sleep???” And then at 1 AM in the morning I texted her. Yes, I’m that type of friend
Once, this guy said, “All gays go on Pinterest” and I was like “stop exposing us!” How did he find out our secrets?? 😂😂