This book is not going to be for everyone. It moves at a much more languid pace than what the average reader might prefer However, I loved it.

When TikTok invites you to a book fair with less than 24 hour notice…you just GO!

Have you tried sifting through the pages and pages and pages of Amazon Prime Day deals for the best bookish finds this year? It can get overwhelming quickly. But you’re in luck! I’ve done all the hard work for you, and curated my third annual list below of all my favorite limited time deals for book lovers for Prime Day 2024.

If you’ve been looking to expand your reads to settings outside the western world and culture, Masquerade by O.O. Sangoyomi is a great place to start.

After sitting on my bedside table for the last five years or so, I finally read my 1957 edition of A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf, and WOW. What an essay.

It’s always an impressive feat when a book transports you to another world. You become so immersed in the story and its characters, and suddenly hours have passed.

Happy Summer Solstice! If reading more this summer is a priority for you, join the second annucl BAMTP Summer Reading Challenge!

Happy almost summer! Enjoy this month’s free digital bookish wallpapers!

I get why Booktok and Bookstagram are going feral for When the Moon Hatched by Sarah A. Parker. On the surface, it’s got it all: dragons, elemental magic, a high fantasy setting, a badass FMC with a tragic, mysterious past, and a broody, protective love interest. Sounds perfect, right?

We’ve all picked up a book because of a gorgeous cover. But it’s always a treat when the actual story matches the gorgeous exterior. It’s been a while since a book has captured the same feeling of tragic romanticism like that of The Night Circus.

If you’ve spent any time on Fantasy Booktok, you’ve probably seen Zoranne come across your FYP with “Another week! Another reading update!”. About a year-and-a-half ago, she decided to go all in on being a full time bookish content creator, and left her hospital desk job for a world of swords, quests, and fantastical tales.

For the second year in a row (I’m calling it now), Red Tower Books has published the fantasy/romantasy read of the summer.

Spy any of your favorites on this list?

It’s Taurus season, peony season, my birthday month, and I can almost taste the summer in the air! Here’s this month’s bookish wallpapers.

I almost DNF’d this one, but I’m glad I stuck with it. I think. For some reason, this book, while not being very lengthy, took me forever to finish.

After some mediocre reads this month while attempting to whittle my physical TBR down, I’ve been desperate for a solid read. Do not be fooled by the creepy cover, because Bonesmith by Nicki Pau Preto was just that.

Happy Spring, book lovers! It’s cherry blossom season, and new flower season, and magical beginnings.

I see people asking fairly often on Booktok and Bookstagram if they think Kindle Unlimited is worth it. And my answer is it really depends.

Why is the world of the Vikings always so fascinating? Is it their desire for battle fame? The finicky and trickster gods conniving and changing fates? Only living for the protection of your family and surviving in a brutally harsh climate and raids?

As a first time reader of Hafsah Faizal, who’s heard only amazing things about her other fantasy duology (We Hunt the Flame and We Free the Stars—still very high on my TBR), I had a lot of high hopes going into this.