#bookmail

Hi lovely people 👋

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You don’t even know how much I’ve been anticipating this particular bookmail - I mean it’s been a lot. A lot. And, I am now the happy owner of all volumes of the modern gaming danmei Guide on How to Fail at Online Dating by Jiang Zi Bei. Volume 4 was recently released & at last, volume 2 was back in stock. Beside those two books I had also preordered the first volume of “I can do it” which also is a gaming danmei by the author Jiang Zi Bei.

I do truly looking forward to read that one as well in the near future but first I need to fail some on the online dating… oh how I have longed to read more about Jing Huan & Xiang Huaizhi… so see you all around 😉 I’m of to devour some danmei 🥰🥰

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QOTD: Have you gotten yourself some great books lately?

Dates Read: 10/15/24 - 11/10/24

“Her worry is its own ghost, haunting her through the night.” • I’m loving my current read!! It has a creepiness that I enjoy reading at this time of year plus cozy Miyazaki vibes all mixed together with folklore.

These are some of the #bookmails I read this Spring. I enjoyed each and one of them and highly recommend.

The Book of Lost Hours by Hayley Gelfuso – A sweeping historical fantasy about time, memory, and a mysterious library filled with books containing the memories of those who witnessed history.

Palm Meridian – A heartfelt, bittersweet story set in a Florida retirement resort for queer women. It’s a celebration of aging, friendship, and love, with a touch of humor and deep emotional moments.

Let Them Stare – A vibrant YA novel about a gender-nonconforming teen navigating small-town life, fashion dreams, and a ghostly mystery. It’s quirky, rebellious, and full of queer joy.

I Bet You’d Look Good In a Coffin – A darkly humorous thriller featuring Kitty Collins, a serial killer with a sharp wit and a mission against misogyny. If you love twisted, fast-paced crime fiction, this one’s for you.

The Book of Lost Hours – A sweeping historical fantasy about memory, time travel, and secret organizations. It’s perfect if you love intricate world-building and deep emotional stakes.

Skipshock – A genre-blending fantasy romance set in a universe where time dictates power. It’s immersive, unique, and packed with adventure and intrigue.

And now that we are officially into Summer here in 🍁, the heat is on. I am soaking as much sunlight as I can. The backyard swing is my chosen reading spot.

QOTD: Where's your chosen reading spot this Summer? Drop your Summer reading list down in the comments, too, please.

We’ve got a dragon bookhaul that just arrived 🐉

—Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros

—City of Dragons: The Awakening Storm by Jaimal Yogis and Vivian Truong

—Dragon Kingdom of Wrenly: The Coldfire Curse by Jordan Quinn