Hop in, traveler! Today is Valentine's Day, and I know not everyone celebrates this holiday — I do not myself, but I wanted to take the day to celebrate love in all its forms, and to take care of myself! After all, self-love is the most important kind of love. I'm planning to treat myself … Lire la suite let’s spread the love! books to read that celebrate love in all its forms
Welcome, travelers! Lately, I discovered I liked a special sub-genre of fantasy: bureaumancy. What's that thing, you ask? Well, traveler, bureaumancy is a mix between magical worlds and the joy of bureaucracy. Novels from that genre usually have an almighty organization (but not necessarily evil), with lots of rules and regulations, paperwork, and characters working … Lire la suite rec list: bureaumancy
Cozy up, folks: it's fall! When I think of fall, I think of pretty warm colors, leaves going red, brown, yellow, I think of hot drinks, cozy blankets, and rain. I love fall! I really love the energy it gives off, a season between two where it is time to come back inside and enjoy … Lire la suite books that let you live your cottage-core dream
C'est parti pour l'aventure ! It is no surprise that I am French, I've written about it several times now (and if you didn't know, read my introduction post!). Thus, approximately half of the books I read are written in French — some are translations from foreign novels, others are French creations. And honestly? I … Lire la suite so you want to read french books
It was Jamishelves and her rec list based on random Wikipedia entries that gave me the idea for this post. Like, you can rec books based on almost everything, and that's the fun of it! I wanted to try that kind of post too, and why not do it based on songs that are on my Spotify 'on-repeat' playlist? Just like Jamieson and her random Wikipedia articles, I clicked on "Shuffle Play" five times and recommend you five books those songs remind me of.
"Fat" is so not a bad word. We're fat! and so what? Just like thinner people, we live, we yearn, we struggle, we fight. We exist. And we want representations in the books we read. Because, fork yes, representation is important for us too.
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