The most luxurious thing I’ve done lately? Reading for an hour with no agenda.

Empty halls, no swag, and shattered promises—A Million Lives Book Festival promised a Lavender Romance Ball and got chaos instead. 📚🚫 I broke down authors’ stories, logistics nightmares, and the refund drama in my new video. Watch the full report: youtu.be/H3_ykZ74_EA

Every book you love becomes a part of your story, whether you remember the plot or not.

Yes, I take my books on vacation. No, I don’t always read them. It’s about potential.

There’s no such thing as “just” a cozy read. Comfort is a valid genre.

Your pace is your power. Reading slowly isn’t falling behind—it’s falling deeper.

Celebrate Mom with book + puzzle pairings she’ll adore! 🌷📖🧩 Here are 5 cozy combos—heartwarming stories matched with beautiful puzzles for quality time and keepsake designs. See them all → bibliolifestyle.com/mothers-day-...

Some books are like tea: comforting, warm, and best enjoyed slowly.

Looking for a screen‑free, soul‑soothing escape? I’ve gathered 8 cozy fantasy reads—brimming with gentle magic, kind heroes, and found families that feel like a hug. Curl up with the full list → bibliolifestyle.com/cozy-fantasy... #BookSky

Some friendships start with a hello. Others start with “You have to read this.”

My favorite form of rebellion? Reading when I’m “supposed to be doing something else.”

Spring has sprung, homebodies! 🌼🧩 Ditch the screens for a minute and piece together one of these lovely floral-and-pastel puzzles—each under $20 and perfect for slow afternoons. Check out my Top 5 Spring Jigsaw Puzzles for Seasonal Fun: bibliolifestyle.com/spring-jigsa...

Read like no one’s watching. Because truly, no one is.

Which James Baldwin classic fits your vibe? Soul‑searching drama, forbidden love, social critique, urgent justice, or hopeful romance—there’s a Baldwin for that. 📚 Which one are you reading next? #BookSky

🔮 Which Jane Austen Novel Is YOUR Zodiac Match? Practical earth signs, fiery fire signs, airy air signs, and dreamy water signs—Jane Austen has a novel for each of you! Watch to see which one’s yours. 📚 #booksky #janeausten

📚 8 books I read & loved coming out April 2025: Audition, Sky Daddy, Where the Axe Is Buried, My Documents, Vera Wong’s Guide, Murder at Gulls Nest, One Death at a Time, Passion Project. Which are you adding to your TBR? #booksky

If you’re looking for a good book to read, this twisty, laugh‑out‑loud mystery about a former pop star turned balloon‑delivery entrepreneur and mom turned sleuth hunting her son’s missing bully is quite the ride. Sharp wit, suspense, and cheeky British satire make this one so good. #booksky

Which Jane Austen book fits your vibe? Find your perfect Jane Austen match and decide if you should start with Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Persuasion, Emma, Sense and Sensibility or Northanger Abbey. #booksky

Can true love endure life’s toughest storms? Sharing what you can expect from The Heart of Winter by Jonathan Evison—an unflinching look at love, loss, and secrets in a long marriage. Can true love endure life’s toughest storms? Let me know your thoughts in the comments! #booksky

If your TBR is never empty, that’s a good thing. It means you always have something to look forward to.

Not every season of life is a season of reading. And that’s okay. You’re still a reader!

The best kind of book? The one that makes you forget you even exist for a little while.

Some stories feel like fairy tales—until the darkness creeps in. The Capital of Dreams by Heather O’Neill is a haunting, magical journey through war-torn Elysia, where a girl and a talking goose fight to save a story. A novel about survival, storytelling, and love. #BookSky Would you read it?

Your bookshelf is not just a collection of books—it’s a collection of versions of you who picked them up.

Not every love story is about falling—some are about staying. The Heart of Winter by Jonathan Evison is a tender, 70-year journey of love, devotion, and caregiving. A novel that reminds us that true love is found in the quiet, everyday moments. #BookSky Would you read this one?

Some of the biggest 2025 Oscar contenders are book adaptations; I’m sharing more about the adaptation nominated this year at the Oscars. Watch here:

We collect books like we collect memories—some we revisit, some just remind us of a time in our lives.

Some books are for learning. Some books are for escaping. Some books are just for fun. All are valid.

The best part of reading slowly? Realizing the book isn’t disappearing. It’s still there with you, and also going at the same pace.

Penguin’s new 'First Impressions' series gives Jane Austen a modern makeover with bold neon designs and fresh forewords. Do you think this update will win new readers or miss the mark completely?

A good book doesn’t just take you somewhere—it makes you forget where you are.

The 2025 PEN/Faulkner Award longlist is packed with 10 standout works of fiction! If you're planning to read the longlist, I recommend starting your journey with titles like James and Colored Television—what’s your pick? 🏷️ #PENFaulkner #BookLovers #BookAwards #PercivalEverett #DanzySenna

Reminder: Your TBR is not a to-do list. It’s a menu. Pick whatever feeds your soul.

I buy books to: 1) Read 2) Admire them on my bookshelf 3) Talk about them If any of these sound like you, let’s be friends 💁🏾‍♀️👋🏾