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Bury me next to my TBR... After I took this phot

Bury me next to my TBR...

After I took this photo of my physical TBR, I realized I had missed two more shelves of books. So this isn’t even all of it. I have my work cut out for me...

Btw I made these shorts! Swipe to see the pattern better. They’re @riflepaperco fabric and I put in a front fly zipper and button and everything. I’m pretty proud.

It’s been no secret that I haven’t been able t

It’s been no secret that I haven’t been able to concentrate on books this pandemic, with my attention ebbing and flowing. But for some reason nonfiction has been easier to read for me than fiction. So I’m hopping over to do the #NonfictionNovemberReadathon a little bit early! I already started God Save Texas and am loving it so far! Not sure if I’ll be able to read all of these in November but I’ll certainly try! What nonfiction are you planning to read next month?

Behold! The book that took me two months to read..

Behold! The book that took me two months to read..!

But that does not mean it was bad! I wish we didn’t judge the goodness of a book by how long it takes us to read it. It is high praise when someone says “I tore through this book in a day!” yet I really enjoyed Beach Read and it took me a long time. I blame my pandemic brain for that. I had to take off an entire month from reading and then read some other books before coming back to this one. And I loved it! Life just gets in the way sometimes, you know? I sometimes read really big books in between other shorter reads and it can take me a year to finish a tome. That doesn’t mean the book is low quality, however.

What was the last book you read that took you longer than what is typical to read?

The Roommate by fellow @debuts2020 Rosie Danan was

The Roommate by fellow @debuts2020 Rosie Danan was a DELIGHT. I loved this sex worker positive, steamy novel. Clara Wheaton, a somewhat uptight young lady from a prominent east coast family, finds herself in a new living situation, ditched by her love interest as his band goes on tour. Instead, she’s stuck with a roommate, Josh. And when she googles her roommate, she finds out he’s a porn star. Shenanigans ensue. The movie Speed is discussed. Baked goods are a frequent topic of conversation. I loved it.

I’ve found that I like romances a lot more than I used to — not sure if it’s just a natural progression from YA romcoms graduating to something a little heavier, but I’m so happy to find a new genre that is open to all sorts of possibilities. Have you read this one? Are you as excited for The Intimacy Experiment as I am?

Is it weird to read about a pandemic during a pand

Is it weird to read about a pandemic during a pandemic? Regardless of the answer, I really enjoyed The Dreamers, which is about a sleeping sickness that begins on a college campus and then spreads throughout the city. Some of the stuff mentioned reminded me of what we are going through, so total escapism it was not, but the story was written so dreamily that I enjoyed my time reading this one. (Also, love the cover!)

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