pickI was unprepared for just how moved I would be by this book, its subject matter and its characters stories. This one line from the book still has me thinking every single day. “I like it when people remember that I‘m a person, not just a person with Alzheimer‘s.”This book was not at all what I anticipated (I anticipated a thriller)it was one of those unexpected reads that will stay with me for a very long time.A must read ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
#26for26
✅ 26 chapters finished!
Next is 26 hours, I wonder if I'll be able to finish! So far I've spent 35min with this book (yes, this time I'm timing it, just in case, lol!)
I was a bit confused as to what was happening, but I think I'm starting to slot the puzzle together. I think this might be a book about a kid who has to grow up and be a parent too soon 🤔 #yafiction
pickCharming! 🪳 ☕ 🇨🇺👵
It's been awhile since I've posted on here. School and work just have me incredibly busy. I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season & their reading goals set for 2026. I've got 80 books to read as my goal.Setting a new reading goal is always so much fun for me! It's never knowing what 80 books I'll read that creates so much excitement. I've already completed one book 'Win, Lose, Kill, Die" by Cynthia Murphy.
#newyear #newbooks #goals #readKY
so-soThis book argues that romantic partnership is a biological and evolutionary imperative and that our partners are responsible for our emotional well-being. It also only contemplates monogamous, heterosexual coupledom. That said, the descriptions of anxious attachment were generative for me, as was some of the advice on “secure” conflict resolution
I colored this picture and wrote this #haiku about it.
#haikuaday #haikuhive
Exchanged gifts with my best friend last night and I think she may win the gift giving game this year!!
If anyone needs me I‘ll be cozied up with this working on my 2026 reading challenge.
Started a chapter a day of War and Peace. Following along with a gal on Tik Tok and a guy on substack too.
My favourite book of August was this beautiful depiction of the power of friendship. The rural landscape was so vividly described.
Honourable Mention to Uncle Paul by Celia Fremlin.
#12BooksOf2025
