I JUST finished book one yesterday and I can't stop thinking about it. I'm so excited to start book 2. I read this in like 2 days.

not a single thought in that fuzzy little brain

Dems too. Stand the fuck up.

All of us are dissociated and dissociating to make it through today. I hope you give yourself and others grace.

Do Republican reps seriously support this shit?!?!?!

I hope you love it! I really didn't expect to be so engrossed. It ended up being a totally different vibe than I was expecting, but I loved it.

I gave Tanith a pass cuz she's my girl and I'm really trying to read my whole collection there. But Terrorist was a (free) nostalgia reread and OMG it was so bad lol. I should have just DNF'd. Ideally I wouldn't have 1 & 2 star reads.

Also, no one cares, but I read 21 books last month LOL. My spreadsheet wasn't counting entries correctly. But everything else is accurate.

A stack of books is in front of a beige wall and on top of a dark bookcase. The text reads: "March 2026 Books: 15 - Pages: 4,611 Library: 11 - DNF: 5" The books are: My Cat is Such a Weirdo v6 by Tamako Tamagoyama Darkness, I by Tanith Lee Seven Little Sons of the Dragon by Ryoko Kui The Queen in the Cave by Julia Sarda

A graphic showing @milliebot_reads's March 2026 reads from Storygraph. The books are: Dr. No by Percival Everett Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption by Bryan Stevenson Selkie by Nataly Gruender The Queen in the Cave by Julia Sarda Seven Little Sons of the Dragon by Ryoko Kui Darkness, I by Tanith Lee My Cat is Such a Weirdo v6 by Tamako Tamagoyama Celestial Lights by Cecile Pin Don't Sleep With The Dead by Nghi Vho The Chosen and the Beautiful by Nghi Vho Homesick: Race and Exclusion in Rural New England by Emily Walton James by Percival Everett The Terrorist by Caroline B. Cooner He, She and It by Marge Piercy And Now, Back to You by B.K. Borison

[·_·[] I'm finding a lot of freedom in allowing myself to DNF books I'm not enjoying/vibing with. Who knew!?
#booksky 💙📚

if you are a bigot or support bigotry or act in a movie built on the profits of hate, people are allowed to not like you 1. because bigotry is bad and 2. because people generally DONT LIKE THINGS THAT HURT THEM. like this is so obvious. it is not 'canceling' it is an exercise in basic human autonomy

what is alternative? forcing folks to enjoy the art of those who hurt them? THEY DONT LIKE IT. someone saying 'your choices harm me so i dont like your creations and i dont like you' is not offensive, it is the most basic use of human autonomy and it is SO bizarre when folks argue otherwise

Yes!

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I need to read this soon! I keep seeing people I know loving it.

Creativity is not a talent. It's a process and a practice available to everyone.

I've been told it's very funny.

I've had this one on my bedside table for far too long now.

A stack of books sits on a dark surface. The books are Lost Lambs, Dogs, And Now Back to You, Recipes for an Unexpected Afterlife, Assassins Anonymous, and He She and It

Current library #TBR including several recommendations

#booksky #libraryhaul 💙📚

Celestial Lights by Cecile Pin stands in front of some other books on a wooden surface. A Doodlebob and ghost figure are in the background too.

Review of Celestial Lights by Cecile Pin. 5/5 stars.

Thank you to @henryholtbooks.bsky.social for a review copy of Celestial Lights - I really loved this one! Definitely wasn't expecting to feel so emotional after reading.
#booksky #celestiallights #cecilepin 💙📚

The Chosen and the Beautiful and Don't Sleep With The Dead by Nghi Vo sit on a wooden surface

Review of The Chosen and the Beautiful and Don't Sleep With the Dead by Nghi Vo, 3.5/5 and 3/5 stars.

Thank you to @torbooks.bsky.social for copies of each for my review. While I'm not a huge fan of the original Gatsby, I was interested in a retelling and really liked the magical elements.
#booksky #thechosenandthebeautiful #dontsleepwiththedead #nghivo 💙📚

Whack

Definitely going to need to read this one.

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Adulthood is obsessively checking your email for a response to your insurance claim 🙃

I like to read them if there's info before they start naming people. Also I was added to one once, back in my blogging days 🥹

No, hadn't even heard of it. But just requested through interlibrary loan 🫡

Oh man I've got a review copy of Desperate around here somewhere....

Both good options 😄

I tried reading that in college and was mostly just confused by the style 😵‍💫

Oh man, I bet. My partner read that book and there were scenes he didn't even want to share with me. I'm good skipping that one.