let's look through my bookshelves
who needs an imperfect real boyfriend when you could have a perfect not-real boyfriend
CURRENTLY READING
The Beguiled — Thomas Cullinan
[e-book]
first time read
september 9 - 10%
[e-book]
first time read
september 9 - 10%
Loved One — Aisha Muharrar
[physical book]
first time read
not started yet
[physical book]
first time read
not started yet
We All Looked Up — Tommy Wallach
[physical book]
reread
not started yet
[physical book]
reread
not started yet
Gone Girl — Gillian Flynn
[physical book]
first time read
not started yet
[physical book]
first time read
not started yet
RECENTLY READ
Of Mice and Men — John Steinbeck
[4/5]
physical book
first time read
september 7 - september 9
[4/5]
physical book
first time read
september 7 - september 9
So Old, So Young — Grant Ginder
[3.75/5]
e-book
first time read
september 2 - september 6
[3.75/5]
e-book
first time read
september 2 - september 6
Long Island Girls — Gabrielle Korn
[3.25/5]
e-book
first time read
august 26 - september 1
[3.25/5]
e-book
first time read
august 26 - september 1
This Thing Between Us — Gus Moreno
[3.5/5]
physical book
first time read
august 25 - august 30
[3.5/5]
physical book
first time read
august 25 - august 30
THE TBR PILE
Happy Place — Emily Henry
[physical book]
[physical book]
The Long Walk — Stephen King
[physical book]
[physical book]
The Pumpkin Spice Cafe — Laurie Gilmore
[audiobook]
[audiobook]
Problematic Summer Romance — Ali Hazelwood
[audiobook]
[audiobook]
Cherry Baby — Rainbow Rowell
[e-book]
[e-book]
The Inheritance — Trisha Sakhlecha
[e-book]
[e-book]
FAVORITES
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• Remarkably Bright Creatures — Shelby Van Pelt • We All Looked Up — Tommy Wallach • The Wedding People — Alison Espach • Circe — Madeline Miller • Blue Sisters — Coco Mellors • Comfort Me with Apples — Catherynne M. Valente • Sharp Objects — Gillian Flynn • Beach Read — Emily Henry • Tuck Everlasting — Natalie Babbitt • Fleabag: The Special Edition — Phoebe Waller-Bridge • Brutes — Dizz Tate |
FAVORITE GENRES
horror
romance
literary fiction
contemporary
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