Well I devoured that one! 4⭐️ Very fun! I loved all the characters and was absorbed from start to finish. Technically, I watched the movie first but it didn’t ruin the experience. I enjoyed the story in both forms though I prefer the book, as is usually the case. #booksky 💙📚

About 1/3 of the way through The Thursday Murder Club by Richard Osman. Seeing as I’ve only been reading it for two days, that should tell you how I’m enjoying it. (I am very much enjoying it!) It’s been a fast-paced, witty, and entertaining read thus far. #booksky 💙📚

Was up late last night finishing The Dictionary of Lost Words and I’m still turning it over in my mind. 5⭐️, no questions about it. I’d give it even more if I could. It’s a beautiful story told through poetic prose and an ever-shifting understanding of words. Seriously, read the book #booksky 💙📚

Since it’s officially 2026… My top 3 books of 2025: 1. The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson 2. Artemis by Andy Weir 3. The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood (Well…some of my top books, it’s difficult to just pick 3) #booksky 💙📚

Read “The Philosophy of Composition” by Edgar Allen Poe for school. It’s basically his how-to for The Raven. Found it pretty interesting, especially the part about needing to know the end of the story before you ever sit down to write it. Is this the case for any fellow writers? #booksky #poetry

About halfway through The Dictionary of Lost Words by Pip Williams and I’m loving it so far! It reminds me a lot of The Book Thief by Markus Zusak in theme and prose. #booksky 💙📚 #currentlyreading

Finished Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia last night and had to spend some time staring at the wall. 4⭐️ It was solid throughout but that ending really got me. Very relatable as a writer. I liked how the romance wasn’t the whole point, it was Eliza’s growth and self-discovery. #booksky 💙📚

Name a book you bought just for the title: So Let Them Burn by Kamilah Cole. I thought the premise was fascinating and found it humorous but also spent much of the book confused. #booksky 💙📚

Finally finished reading Sabriel by Garth Nix A 3⭐️ read for me. It was a good, classic fantasy with elegant prose. I did struggle with a few elements of the story. Seeing as it is the first of a series, some of my issues might be addressed later on. Will most likely finish the series #booksky 💙📚

The Daughter of Smoke and Bone series by Laini Taylor is definitely one for me. The Song of Achilles and Circe by Madeline Miller were also both emotional reads. #booksky 💙📚 #bookskyclub

Got this book from a little free library box near me mostly because the title sounded cool and the cover was pretty but the blurb was also promising! About to start reading and I’m excited 😊 #booksky 💙📚 #currentlyreading #library

4 books to get to know me 💙📚 (So difficult to pick just 4!)

Had to read Ralph Waldo Emerson’s “Spiritual Laws” for school. He has some interesting commentary that I think much of the #booksky community would relate to This is the beauty of books 💙📚 #books #readers

Just finished rereading Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo; yep, I’m still obsessed. There’s nothing quite like a band of criminal kids crazy enough to take on the entire world and also capable enough to actually beat it. #booksky #fantasy 💙📚

Got this cute booklet from a local bookstore! It’s got a handful of “pocket prompts” and “cozy reads recommendations” as well as the quote below. #booksky 💙📚

Define your taste in books with 8 authors: ✨Leigh Bardugo ✨Travis Baldree ✨Brandon Sanderson ✨Naomi Novik ✨Maggie Stiefvater ✨Alix E. Harrow ✨Trenton Lee Stewart ✨Andy Weir #Booksky 💙📚

Just read Artemis by Andy Weir! Easily 5⭐ Jazz is a compelling main character, entertaining and clever as a small-time smuggler with an unshakable moral code. The city of Artemis itself is a fascinating exploration of human society. It feels both plausible and lived-in. 100% would recommend. 💙📚