babbling up!

there should be a national break from school and work in october for watching scary movies and reading gothic literature. and for sitting on the porch & hanging up string lights. i think.

"Let's go to a bookstore and I'll buy you books" is a love language

I’m continuing on with If We Were Villains. Didn’t read today, but giving #sleepyreadathon another whirl.

Scenes of Clerical Life by George Eliot. I haven’t started it yet, but I’m going to this afternoon.

George Eliot is such a hit or miss writer for me - I’d love to hear what you think of this one (to see if it’s worth reading) 

Mine is 813, by Maurice Leblanc, from the Arsène Lupin series! I actually started reading it late december 2022, but he’s kinda huge and it’s taking me a while hauahau

Is it having a resurgence or constantly popular? I remember it being very popular when I read it a couple of years ago, too! 

I started The Jasmine Throne by Tasha Suri and it’s good so far, really interesting plant/human magic system. I’m also planning to read If We Were Villains soon

The Silver Bullets of Annie Oakley by Mercedes Lackey. A little slow, but still fun.

I just looked it up and wow, that’s part of a massive series! Have you read many of the other books as well? 

finished The Santa Suit and then reading Supernova..

Remember you are a human first. Before you’re an employee, a student, a cook, an artist, you’re a human being who deserves love, compassion, and understanding.

rainy days, good books, coffee, tea, cold weather, autumn season, sweaters, the smell of pastries or baked goods, sunsets and sunrises, gorgeous buildings, and libraries with high ceilings.

my vibes