I like to think that I’m pretty good at judging a book. Sometimes by its cover. Sometimes by its content. Most of the time (and I mean at least 95% of the time), I will

Alright, so I decided to make a post about all of the books I think need to be movies. Obviously producers will never see this list, but in case they do, they’ll be able to

We all love a good book club. What’s even better is a book club with people who make you laugh, don’t get TOO serious about bookish discussions, and actually make book club fun. So, without

So, I went through my post archives since the very beginning of my blog (2021, you guys, which feels insanely long ago) and I picked out the books that I remember the most, liked the

Emily Henry’s first adapted novel (EEP!! And hopefully not the last!) comes with its highs and lows, quirks and charms. Most of all, though, I’m here to tell you about all of the differences I

2025 is over, and so it’s time to wrap up my reading challenge (that I unfortunately did not complete – and I blame The Great Reading Slump of 2025 🥲) and begin a new year!

This post is dedicated specifically to ALL the differences I spotted in the book vs. the movie adaptation for Freida McFadden’s The Housemaid. While some are minor, others felt like a little too much. I’m going

So, I just got out of the worst reading slump of my life. I’m not lying here. It took me nearly two months of reading paragraphs or not even wanting to pick up a book