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🍭𝗖𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘆 𝗖𝗮𝗻𝙚 𝗕𝗼𝗼𝗸 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗴𝗲🍭

This was such a fun book stack challenge! I was worried I wouldn't have enough red books to do this. Turns out I didn't have enough white books 😂

𝘽𝙤𝙤𝙠𝙨 𝙪𝙨𝙚𝙙:
1) City of Heavenly Fire - @cassieclare1
2) Phantasma - @kaylsmoon
3) ACOTAR - @sarahjmaas
4) House of Earth and Blood - @sarahjmaas

𝙄 𝙝𝙤𝙥𝙚 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙝𝙖𝙫𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙩𝙩𝙚𝙧 𝙡𝙪𝙘𝙠 𝙩𝙝𝙖𝙣 𝙢𝙚 :
@pageturnerswithjessup
@reading_brooks
@damienmortimore
@tssreads
@just_a_girl_who_loves_books_85
@annas.booksta

QOTD : What is your favourite red cover book?

#bookstagram #bookstack #bookchallenge #bookstackchallenge #candycanechallenge

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❄️Thanks for the tag @nerdwhoreads91 ❄️

I apparently had enough books to use for S, but just not with a pink cover, otherwise they all would have matched!

𝗦) Shadow and Bone - @lbardugo
𝗡) Not in Love - @alihazelwood
𝗢) Once Upon a Broken Heart - @stephanie_garber
𝗪) Wildfire - @hannahgraceauthor

Hope you want to try this!
@pageturnerswithjessup
@a_doctor_who_reads
@secretsin_author
@tssreads

QOTD : Do you like book challenges? I love them and try to do as many as possible.

AQOTD : What do you do to relax, other than reading.

#bookstagram #bookstack #bookchallenge #romance #fantasy

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proud of my little booksta & have been posting more regularly so go follow if you wanna talk books 🥰

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୨୧ book tag💌

I got tagged in this challenge last week by @linoreads but I hadn’t had time to post it any sooner, I hope you enjoy this❤️
I had fun doing this book tag🤗.

୨୧What do you read the most of ?
Romance, thrillers, fantasy. I do want to try some other genres as well.

୨୧What do you read the least of ?
I don’t know, but I definitely read a lot of romance, any other genre would be the least read by me

୨୧What time do you read the most?
Nights, on my bed, along with watching book vlogs on YouTube. But I also read during my commute to and from college.

୨୧In what forms do you finish books the most?
Physical form, always. I hate reading on screen.

୨୧How many days does it usually take for you to finish a book?
Depends on the book. Sometimes 4-5 days or it might take 2-3 months. If I enjoy the book I’d finish it as soon as possible. Sometimes I’d be so swamped with exams and classes then it will take longer for me to finish the book.

୨୧Do you listen to music while you read?
No. I don’t like noise or any kind of music while I’m reading. I can’t concentrate if there is so much going on and my brain feels overstimulated.
Reading in Silence 🤫❤️

Booktags (book tags, bookstagram, coffee and books, candles and books, annotations, romance books, romcoms, book records, reviews, book recommendations)

#booksta #annotations #ilovebooks #booksbooksbooks #booktags #bookchallenge #bookish #bookloversofinstagram #booknerds #readmoreromance #booksandcoffee #booksandcandles #bookrecommendations

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Slow weekend vibes: curled up with a powerful read and a dose of caffeine 📖☕️

Have you read I’m Still Here? What are your thoughts? Would love to hear from you! 💭

Photo credit: @tssreads

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𝘴𝘸𝘦𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘴 & 𝘴𝘱𝘪𝘯𝘦𝘴 + 𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒔 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒆𝒏𝒈𝒆 🍁
••• thanks for the tag @pageturnersloane 🏷️

🎙️ debut (a book that’s been on your TBR way too long) • local woman missing // @marykubica

✨ fearless (a book with a strong female character) • the last housewife // @ashleywinsteadbooks

💜 speak now (a book you always recommend to people) • the push // @ashleyaudrain

🧣 red (a book with a red cover) • acotar // @therealsjmaas

🦋 1989 (a book set in New York) • in five years // @rebecca_serle

🐍 reputation (a book that lived up to the hype) • daisy jones & the six // @tjenkinsreid

☁️ lover (a book with your favorite love story) • same time next summer // @annabelmonaghan

🍂 folklore & evermore (a book you think is underrated) • the wife upstairs // @ladyhawkins

🕛 midnights (a book that kept you up past midnight) • every summer after // @carleyfortune

p.s. zoom in on the candle 🕯️

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summer vibes ☀️🐬🌅🦀

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Hello everyone! I would love to thank @dndreads for tagging me in the #top5tbr bookish challenge! I have recently went on a little book haul, and am thus eager to share with you all what I plan on reading!

Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath 🛎️
- This novel has been on my tbr for the longest time and my current read. I am so eager to dive into its beautiful depths and watch a woman fall into insanity! (Wow).

The Stoner John Williams 🖋️📖
- The beautiful cover gripped me towards this book! I love the dark academic vibe and earth tone colors! The synopsis of a moping English professor is quite alluring to me believe it or not.

Tender is the Flesh 🥩🍷
- This year, I’ve been continuing to expand my knowledge on more popular contemporary works, as I’m initially a huge classics fan. Thus, I’ve been keen to pick this up for awhile.

Bunny 🐇💐🌾🌷
- I got a copy in Prague at Shakespeare and suns and attempted to give away my copy to my roommate, because I had way to many novels to take back from Berlin to the states. However, I stuck with maintaining my copy and I’ve heard only amazing reviews of it being deliciously distributing and now I want to desperately read it.

Emma & Wuthering Heights, and some more Camus 🥀🦇
- Believe it or not, yes, I haven’t read these two prominent classics…but I swear they are only two of the few….

What’s on your guys top 5 tbrs?

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Thank you so much, @letterstomaddie, for tagging me in this wonderful #BookTitleChallenge. Here I will be attempting to find an array of books depicting titles that match the following list of criteria below: (I also called this a “tussle” because I struggled to not topple my shelves when looking for books haha).

🌾 A Number - One Thousand and One Arabian Nights: by Geraldine McCaughrean. 🌾

💐 A Name - Jane Eyre: by Charlotte Bronte, Lolita: by Vladimir Nabokov, Carmilla: by Sheridan Le Fanu, & Damien: by Herman Hesse. 💐

🍷A Location - Goodbye to Berlin: by Christopher Isherwood & A Death In Venice: by Thomas Mann.🍷

🦢An Animal - Heart Of a Dog: by Mikhail Bulgakov & Woman Who Run With The Wolves: by Clarissa Pinkola Estes.🦢

🥀🦇A Color - Purple Hibiscus: by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

🎻One Word - Lapvona: by Ottessa Moshfegh, Frankenstein: by Mary Shelley, & Night: by Ellie Weasel.🎻

It was very difficult for me to stick to one shelve, so I attempted to jump around genres and select a few novels that I have actually yet to mention on my account! Let me know your thoughts on some of these reads! Or which is your favorite? Also, please feel free to participate whether you have been tagged or not, and if you wish to be, please just let me know, and I will gladly do so!

Thank you all so much again, and I hope you enjoy these challenges. A "Meet The Bookstagrammer Post" should also be on its way soon.

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#bookstagram #book #bookrecommendations #novel #romancenovels #books #bookshelves #booklover #bookreview #bookreviews #booknerd #bookaddict #bookphotography #novels #novelwriting #victorianliteratureismyfavorite #bookworm #bookworms #bookwormlife #darkacademia #novelbook #novelbooks #novelbookcover #art #victorianartistssociety #story #poem #writingcommunity #poem #victorianart #art

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lovely @arrivingstill tagged me in #fragmentsofliterature ❤️✨

a quote that

describes love for me
“i suppose, i said, it is one definition of love, the belief in something that only the two of you can see.” / rachel cusk - outline

describes me
“in my life i had believed — at first unwittingly, then explicitly — that i had to earn affection and love by being interesting, and so i had frantically tried to become really fucking interesting.” / leslie jamison - the recovering

brings me comfort
“we fall and we rise. bones and tissue heal. but sometimes we want to hold on to the pain. sometimes we have our reasons for not being able to let go.” / mona awad - all’s well

i can’t forget
“if you have always been criticized, from before you can remember, it becomes more or less impossible to locate yourself in the time or space before the criticism was made: to believe, in other words, that you yourself exists.” / rachel cusk - second place

i find poetic
“i’m homesick for myself
in place of home is a face i no longer recognize.” / a. natasha joukovsky - the portrait of a mirror

shows why i love reading
“the design of literature is not to split specifically me into a thousand pieces tenuously linked. this sounds crazy but i am speaking, right now, to you in quotations; i have lived in untold houses. i have kissed all of their surfaces.” / ellena savage - blueberries

tagging a few friends! ✨

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book tings ➪ @tssreads

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#whatthisweek 💜

wishing everyone a wonderful weekend! ☀️

thank you for tagging me @lianareadss & sorry for doing this like a century later 😩

: ̗̀➛ what i've been reading 📖
nanny for the neighbors by lily gold & the stolen heir by holly black

: ̗̀➛ what i've been listening to 🎧
farewell, neverland & devil by the window by txt

: ̗̀➛ what i've been watching 🎬
obi-wan kenobi & love is hard for otaku

: ̗̀➛ what i'm looking forward to 🍣
going out for sushi with my friends later today

tagged some of yall in case you haven’t done this already <3

#books #bookstagram #nannyfortheneighbors #lilygold #bookaddict #bookaholic #bookblogger #bookcommunity #bookish #booklover #bibliophile #kindle #reading #bookworm

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