Because I’ve been gone for quite awhile, I thought we might be due for a catch up today! We moved on July 1 and I scrambled to take some photos before all my books got packed up (and they are still packed 😫) but moving and getting settled ended up being super busy and exhausting. I felt like I was in a time warp!

Now that my brain and life are settling down a bit, I’m finally celebrating the release of “The Serpent’s Curse” by Lisa Maxwell. (Thank you to

 for gifting me this copy!) A couple of my friends zipped through it the day it released and were surprised that there is another book to come. ha. Somehow we all got it into our heads that it was going to be a trilogy. I’m not mad about it, because these are some of my favorite covers and I have been enjoying the story.

What have you been up to lately? Hopefully you’ll be seeing regular posting from me again and I can’t wait to catch up with you guys on your accounts as well.

 Because I’ve been gone for quite awhile, I thought we might

What are some of the most common bookish stereotypes? Do you have any that you really match with? I generally comply with: loves to drink tea and read, always has a book, and massive glasses wearing nerd 😂🤷🏻‍♀️🤷🏻‍♀️ .

Reading THE BOOKSHOP ON THE CORNER was a book-lovers read for sure. It hit all the lovely stereotypes you’ll find in many of the people who live and breathe books every day. Honestly, this book was such a delightful treat. This year I’ve been doing my best to read the books on my shelves that I have kept and never get around to reading for whatever reason. I’ve had this book for years and I don’t know why I waited. .

Nina is a literary matchmaker. She loves pairing people up with just the perfect book for them (honestly, I also get such a huge thrill when someone likes a book I’ve recommended) But after she’s been laid off of her job as a librarian, she’s has to leave her comfort zone. After buying a van, and filling it with books, Nina moves to a sleepy little village and sells books. As she comes to love the place and the people, she has a number of experiences that lead her to believe she could write her own Happily Ever After. .

As much as I love to read and get so much pleasure from stories, and as much of an ode to book lovers that this book is, it is also a story about living your life outside of fiction. I am generally always lost in a book. I’ve got audio on while I’m cleaning and am reading from books when I’m in bed... and this book just made me think that I should remember to unplug from fiction some times and live in my own life and mind some times. I love books for the escape, but some times you have to more actively be part of your own. .

If you’re a romance lover and a person who loves to read, I think you’ll find this one to be a fun and relatable read! And honestly, I’d just love the life Nina has! .

 What are some of the most common bookish stereotypes? Do

Did you be out to check out the super flower blood moon lunar eclipse? We got three lunar phenomena in one and I’m always in awe of these reminders that we exist, and are part of, a huge moving universe.

I thought there would be no better day to share the gorgeous designs of

ng foiled journals are on preorder this week (seriously, check out her page and her shop if you need something magical in your life) and I can honestly say that everything she designs and creates is perfection. I have pictured here her “Stay Wild Moon Child” mug and the super lux velvet tassled La Lune book sleeve (which I’ll actually be using to house some jewelry that is really important to me!) Thank you so much @thequirkycupcollective for gifting these to me!

Here’s a little La Lune tarot information I found to share: “The Moon is a card that represents two alternatives. You can either be sucked in to the stream of uncertainty, strangeness and weirdness that may presently appear to be in your surroundings; or you can hop onto your boat and float your way through it; all using the strength and wisdom of your inner being. This card is symbolic of needing to listen to your inner voice and take notice of it. When the Moon card appears in your spread it brings with it a caution that you should not take things at face value because much deeper things may be hidden from your view.”

 Did you be out to check out the super flower blood moon

What was the last book hype you gave in to? I gave into the hype and bought a copy of Four Dead Queens and my feelings are all over the place. It’s hard for me to judge a standalone fantasy-type book (although I think this one lends itself more to sci-fi) because between the world building and all the relationships that need building, some times you have to just swallow that things are going to happen fast. (Unless it’s Priory of the Orange Tree😂) .

In alternating chapters between the perspectives of Keralie (a thief) and the Four Queens, we learn that Keralie finds herself entangled a conspiracy that leaves all four queens of Quadara dead. .

I will say that I never got around to liking Keralie. She made it hard for me to like the first half of the book. Her cocky and always-joking/snide comment personality might have been fun in a small doses, but for me it just left me weary of her. The perspective I really enjoyed was of the queens. I enjoyed their voices and trying to untangle this murder mystery from the POVs of the victims. .

Just when I was about to throw my hands up at this book and say that it wasn’t for me, the second half started to really pick up. An element that I did not see coming came up and debunked one of my biggest theories and I was pleasantly surprised at the change of direction. I found myself totally engrossed in the story in the final chapters and unable to put the book down as the plot began to unfold. .

I’m not going to rave about this one, but I’m also not sorry that I read it. Whenever a book can grab my attention like that, I consider it a worth it reading experience. And I really was invested in those final chapters as everything went down. It’s definitely a book that I’d pass along to people who enjoy lots of character sass and teens who are interested in murder mysteries. . .

 What was the last book hype you gave in to? I gave into the

I do love a good curse, so today I thought I’d use that cellphone battery percentage game I’ve seen going around for some literary curses. Tell me which curse you have based on how much power your cell/computer battery has right now:

10 and below Cursed to lose one of your talents

I read Ashley Poston’s “Geekerella” a couple years ago and it just wasn’t for me. But when I saw the cover for “Among the Beasts & Briars” and read the synopsis, I knew I had to give this one a shot. (Thank you to

 for gifting me this copy). I love when authors write in different genres and give me something new to try out. Someone described it to me as something reminiscent of a child’s fairytale and that was a big selling point for me. I still regularly read children’s fairytale stories and would love to something with that feel that is also much longer! Do you have a favorite fairytale?

 I do love a good curse, so today I thought I’d use that

Okay, take this sentence in with me: “all-female bomber regiment known as the Night Witches that served during WWII”. Let’s say that again just to make sure we are appreciating this on all the level: “All-female bomber regiment known as the Night Witches that served during WWII.” .

This book arrived as a surprise mailing to me from

, and I’m going to tell you right now that if this book doesn’t blow my mind I’m going to be really sad. haha. In the description it was compared to “the tradition of impeccably crafted historical fiction” like “We Were The Lucky Ones”, “The Women of the Castle” and “Lilac Girls”. Those are three historical fiction novels that I really loved. (And it’s on March’s Indie Next, which I mentioned yesterday is a list I love reading from) So I’m really excited about this. haha. .

PLUS WHY HAVE I NEVER HEARD OF THE NIGHT WITCHES?? <furiously googles> .

I haven’t read “The Alice Network”, but I remember seeing it around a lot and people having amazing things to say, so I’m pretty excited to get into Kate Quinn’s latest. (If you’ve read “The Alice Network” I’d love to hear what you thought.) .

What is one book you’re excited to read soon? .

 Okay, take this sentence in with me: “all-female bomber

Don’t you love when a book cover just pumps you up? Do you have any favorites? The cover of “The Unbroken” is such a powerful image. It makes me feel like I can take on the world when I look at it.

 for gifting me this copy! The last few weeks I’ve been doing a lot of rereading and contemporary reads, and today it just felt like time to pick up something fresh and fierce in adult fantasy. I loved this quote by the author, C.L Clark: “I'm a Black queer writer … I wanted to write about characters who looked like me. Who acted like me, loved like me, who felt the anger I felt. But as much as The Unbroken is an angry rebuttal, it's also a story of hope. Hope against high odds … It takes courage to change something so large. It takes work. It takes love and compassion, but it also takes rage and maybe a few fists.”

This quote filled me up with some strength I really needed this week and I’m so grateful with the people who share their thoughts and craft with us! What are you reading this week?

Touraine is a soldier. Stolen as a child and raised to kill and die for the empire, her only loyalty is to her fellow conscripts. But now, her company has been sent back to her homeland to stop a rebellion, and the ties of blood may be stronger than she thought. Luca needs a turncoat. Someone desperate enough to tiptoe the bayonet's edge between treason and orders. Someone who can sway the rebels toward peace, while Luca focuses on what really matters: getting her uncle off her throne. Through assassinations and massacres, in bedrooms and war rooms, Touraine and Luca will haggle over the price of a nation. But some things aren't for sale.

 Don’t you love when a book cover just pumps you up? Do you

I’m nearly overwhelmed with the amount of amazing releases today! So many of them on my highly anticipated list, too. What about you? There is going to be a lot of book celebrating around here this week. .

Ever since I finished “The Night Circus” I have been anticipating another offering from Erin Morgenstern. And I think I liked “The Starless Sea” more than “The Night Circus”! I read half of “Starless Sea” and listened to the other half (thank you to

 for allowing me access to a review audio copy. The audio was well-done and it’s always interesting doing one book in two different ways) .

When it comes to the most highly anticipated book releases (and sequels) I’ve always tried to keep my reviews or general thoughts pretty brief just so people can enjoy these books without anyone else’s commentary buzzing around their heads, so I’ll leave you with this: .

“The Starless Sea” may be a bit confusing when you dive in. Have patience and roll with it. The way everything comes together and all my “ah-ha” moments when I put two and two together made this a very satisfying and delightful read for me. (Also, I saw you, Night Circus reference! 😍) .

This is a story of stories and Erin Morgenstern’s beautiful and magical writing left me utterly enchanted. I get the same feeling reading Erin Morgenstern that I get when I read Laini Taylor— the absolute magic of fairytale and whimsy. I loved reading each thread and seeing how it all came together in one tapestry. This is definitely going to be one of my most favorite books to read and reread. .

What a great week to be a book lover! Anyone else nervous and excited over the finales “Supernova” and “The Toll”? .

 I’m nearly overwhelmed with the amount of amazing releases

Do you have a favorite Greek God(dess) or myth? I love Athena and Demeter and really enjoy reading all myths and anything related to them. I know that “The Lovely War” was all over Bookstagram when it came out in March, and I always knew I was going to read it because I love WWII historical fiction BUT I DID NOT KNOW that this book is the story of four lovers during WWI told by the goddess Aphrodite to her husband Hepaestus, and her lover, Ares, at the height of WWII. .

 rep box and I think I was just so busy at the time that it accidentally fell by the wayside. (Parnassus Next is a monthly YA subscription where subscribers get a signed first edition. The book is announced two weeks before shipping so you never miss your favorites, and is run by a pretty rad bookstore!) .

I was honestly kicking myself yesterday when I finally read the synopsis of this one. I love when historical fiction is mixed with fantasy or myths. I feel like I’ve had my perfect reading experience right in front of my face for months and have deprived myself of it. haha. OMG! I’m finishing up “Serpent and Dove” this weekend (which has been so awesome so far) and I’m kicking everything else off my list to read until I’ve finally read “The Lovely War”. Are you reading anything good this weekend? .

 Do you have a favorite Greek God(dess) or myth? I love

Do you like grimdark books? The books that are dark and violent? They are, admittedly, not for me. 😂🙈While I am getting better at it, I have always had a hard time separating myself from most any story I’m reading. When really violent stuff happens, I almost feel like it’s happening to me or someone I love and I end up carrying the imagery I’ve conjured up around with me for days. .

On the other hand, I’m a big fan of revenge stories and often appreciate brutal justice where it’s due. So I just have to tread carefully into the darkness. 😂 .

My Red Rising story is as follows: A few years ago on a trip home to visit my family, I borrowed a copy of Red Rising from their local library, read 50 pages during my entire visit because I was too preoccupied with hanging out, and returned the book to the library before flying back. Then I never got around to picking it up again. It’s a series I really want to read. .

But this sequel trilogy seems like it’s getting preeeeeetty dark from what my friends are telling me. I’d love to know if I can finish the first Red Rising Trilogy and have it feel totally complete, or if I’ll need to venture into Iron Gold and Dark Age. Help a nervous reader out. 😆😅. (Also, big thank you to

 Do you like grimdark books? The books that are dark and

Me: <thinks about every book and person who has helped shape my life and realizes I AM made out of words> .

What are some of your favorite books or words that have changed and made you? Today I thought I would leave you with some quotes and a thank you for all the conversations here and book recommendations that you’ve passed along to me that have helped me learn, change, and lift me up. Happy Monday and happy reading, friends. May the words you speak and read today make good and change! .

“All the reading she had done had given her a view of life they had never seen.”— Matilda by Roald Dahl .

“Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light”— Vera Nazarian .

“I will defend the importance of bedtime stories to my last gasp” JK Rowling .

“To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark”— Victor Hugo .

“You can change the course of your life with your words.”— Anonymous .

“Your words become your world.” — Nadeem Kazi .

“Words have the power to change us. Your words have changed me, Tess; they have made me a better man than I would have been otherwise.” — Will Herondale to Tessa Gray .

 Me: I’m made out of words in this pic. Me: <thinks about

Do you like meeting new people? I LOVE people and I’m very chatty in a crowd, but I’m not great at making close friends or having one on one conversations. (

) so the older I get, the more I feel like I understand Annie Mercer’s vow of “no new people” in “This Won’t End Well” by Amazon Charts best selling author

After her boss sabotaged her chemistry career and her best friend tried to cure her of crystals, Annie’s fiancé, Jon, asks for space while he’s gallivanting around Paris. Annie decides she needs space too— from everyone. (I feel this mood so so much. haha.) Yet when Harper moves in next door, Annie can’t help but train a watchful eye on the glamorous but fragile young woman. And if keeping Harper safe requires teaming up with Mo, a maddeningly optimistic amateur detective, who is she to mind her own business? Soon Annie has let not one but two new people into her life. Then Jon reappears—and he wants her to join him in France. She’s pretty sure letting anyone get close won’t end well. So she must decide: Is another shot at happiness worth the risk? .

“This Won’t End Well” is all about opening yourself up to new people and the risks and rewards that come with it. I feel like I need this reminder still, and I love when stuff like this comes through a relatable character. .

You can purchase “This Wont End Well” on Amazon.com (amazon.com/TWEWfolded), or find all of Camille Pagan’s books on Kindle Unlimited! .

 Do you like meeting new people? I LOVE people and I’m very

What are some books you recommend for young readers? With summer coming up, I’ve been working on a list of summer reading for my daughter’s school and I have so many favorites. .

) to share a favorite of mine for young readers who like a darker, mystery read— the

. My daughter is a big fan of Goosebumps, Coraline, and Grimm Fairytales, and the Serafina series is similarly dark and fun. It’s got history and magic, which is my favorite combination. .

My personal favorite part is Serafina. She’s quirky, clever, and courageous and I have to admit my heart breaks a little for her as the circumstances around her birth keep her secluded and longing for friends. She protects the Biltmore Estate (as the chief rat catcher) from dark forces, and I’m  excited to root for her this summer when we finish the series. .

A brave and unusual girl named Serafina lives secretly in the basement of the grand  Biltmore Estate amidst the splendor of the Gilded Age. Serafina's pa, the estate's maintenance man, has warned her to keep herself hidden from the fancy folk who live on the floors above, but when children at the estate start disappearing, Serafina and her friend Braeden Vanderbilt must work together to solve a dark and dangerous mystery. .

 What are some books you recommend for young readers? With

Do you think you could live without the ability to lie? I think back on my teen years and can’t decide if my life would have been better or worse without the ability 🙈😂 I could honestly go in pretty deep on a conversation about this 😂 .

⚔️ I just finished “The Wicked King” last week and one of my favorite parts of reading these books is how so much is weighed on someone’s word. Since the fair folk can’t lie, they have to spin their deceptions with true words. And since humans can lie, every conversation is a balancing act. .

⚔️ Admittedly, I was not as obsessed with “The Cruel Prince” when it first came out. I  definitely enjoyed the story and all the descriptions, but basically hated everyone and found the twists to be predictable. 😂🤷🏻‍♀️ But I picked sides when I read it and I live for revenge plots, so I knew I was going to continue and I’m glad I did! I loved “The Wicked King” more than “The Cruel Prince” and after finishing it my alliances are set. I’m ready to see some characters burn for what they’ve done! .

⚔️ I also feel like this book helped me get a solid feel for the characters—so when it ended the way it did, I found myself thinking of the characters and trying to decipher their motives. I like when I feel like I know a character enough that I consider their emotions and behaviors the way I would a real friend or acquaintance. .

⚔️ I’m glad that Holly Black moved the publish date up for the final book because I’m ready for revenge. 😂 Main plot aside, I’m ready to see some characters go down for what they have done 😂😂😂 .

 Do you think you could live without the ability to lie? I

Did the job you have now exist 100 years ago? How has it evolved? When I saw the synopsis for “News of the World” (book by Paulette Jiles and film with Tom Hanks) my very first thought was, so that’s what I might have been doing as a journalist after the Civil War.

Even though journalism still requires traveling and interviewing, modern technology has made the world so much smaller than it used to be. Huge thank you to

 for gifting me this fun package of things to celebrate the release of “News of the World”, which came out yesterday on digital, 4k Ultra HD, Blu-Ray, and DVD! I really enjoy Tom Hanks films and these days I enjoy watching book-to-film adaptations and comparing the differences in the book. The trailer looked intense and emotional, and my husband and I are looking forward to watching this weekend.

Do you have a favorite book-to-film adaptation?

Five years after the Civil War, Captain Jefferson Kyle Kidd (Tom Hanks) moves from town to town as a non-fiction storyteller, sharing the news from the far reaches of the globe. In the plains of Texas, he crosses paths with a 10-yaer-old girl (Helen Zengel) taken in by the Kiowa people and raised as one of their own. Kidd agrees to deliver the child where the law says she belongs. As they travel hundreds of miles into the unforgiving wilderness, the two face tremendous challenges of both human and natural forces as they search for a place they can call home.

 Did the job you have now exist 100 years ago? How has it

Does your name have any special meaning behind it? Or have you (or plan to) named someone/thing for specific or special reasons? My name means “Light” and my parents have often told me they hoped I’d be a light in the world for faith and kindness. .

In Karamo Karega Brown’s (of the Netflix series QUEER EYE) book he starts it all off by telling that his name means “educated rebel” in Swahili. I believe in the power of names and I love the hope and power his parents put into a name like that. I haven’t finished reading this book yet, but I love Karamo’s voice and the stories he shares. .

In honor of Pride Month starting today and one of my favorite TV shows, I thought I’d share Karamo’s book today! I don’t think there is an episode of Queer Eye that hasnt made me tear up. So much kindness, healing, patience, love, listening, and fun are in that show and I always feel uplifted and hopeful to be helpful and loving to others after I watch it. Do you watch the show? I thought I could pick a favorite guy, but I love them all. 😂😍 .

 Does your name have any special meaning behind it? Or have

Do you have a good memory? What is your earliest memory? I read once that what you remember of the past is actually your memory of the last time you remembered it. 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️ .

 box was waiting for me and last night was my first night back to reading physical books after trying to catch up on sleep from the trip. I immediately dove into my June BOTM pick, “Recursion”. “Dark Matter” is one of my favorite books ever and one that I am constantly recommending, so I didn’t even think twice of picking Blake Crouches latest. I’m only about 100 pages in, but I’m hooked so far. I can’t stop thinking about it. There is a “disease” that gives people false memories, as if they have lived two different lives. Between Barry Sutton, a police officer, and Helena Smith, a neuroscientist working on how to preserve memories—the two are trying to discover the force that is unmaking the world and attacking the fabric of the past. (I’ll put the synopsis in the comments since I haven’t done it any justice here) .

This months selections were: “A Nearly Normal Family” by MT Edvardsson, “The Golden Hour” by Beatriz Williams, “Ask Again, Yes” by Mary Beth Keane, “Summer of ‘69” by Elin Hilderbrand, and “Recursion” by Blake Crouch.  Which did you pick? .

 Do you have a good memory? What is your earliest memory? I

Spring/ Summer Is Here✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ can’t wait to dig into this book from

_books. It sounds incredible. Love love love 💕 .

 Spring/ Summer Is Here✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ can’t wait to dig into this

Heyyyyyyyyyy Guys, happy Wednesday everyone. We are half way through the week and I’m posting about one author that I’m really enjoying now. O-M-G Stephen King is such a wonderful storyteller. I’m in love with his writing and his stories. I can’t get enough of him. His writing is like a breath of fresh air and I just love that. I think I’m choosing him for my escape reads now lol. What are some of the authors that you guys are enjoying now? Also do you guys have any Stephen King recommendations? .

 Heyyyyyyyyyy Guys, happy Wednesday everyone. We are half

If you didn’t know I’m reading fantasy this entire week because why not 😊😊😊. What is your fav fantasy or utopian novels out there? .

 // CURRENTLY READING// If you didn’t know I’m reading

It’s Thursday and that means that the weekend is almost here. We can do this guys.😆😆. Now I’m going to talk about this book that I’m currently reading. O-M-G this is the perfect book to just relax with. I’m having so much fun reading this, like it’s just really refreshing. In love 😍. Other than that, have a great day today. .

 It’s Thursday and that means that the weekend is almost

This cover is e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g😍😍😍

Love it so MUCH. I hope the book is good 😂. So, today is Saturday and I don’t have school or work which means that all day is dedicated to reading and sleeping. And I’m trying to fit like 3 more books before the month is over, get ready 😝. Other than that I hope you guys have a nice day and holiday as well. ⭐️

 This cover is e-v-e-r-y-t-h-i-n-g😍😍😍 Love it so MUCH. I

✨✨✨✨New Arrivals and I’m Over The Moon✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨

These books have been going around and I want to see what is the real T with them. I’m a big fantasy and out of this world fan and these books have that written all over them. Have you read any of these yet? Tell me your opinions. .

 ✨✨✨✨New Arrivals and I’m Over The Moon✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨ These books

Heyyyyyyyy Guys, it’s finally Thursday 🎊🎉. I’m so happy, I think today is going to be a good day. I’m just going to stay positive and smile because why not. Now, I have an embarrassing story with Meg Wolitzer. I have never read her books and I feel ashamed because I have these three books in my shelf but still have not gotten to them. I really got to get my fiction on 😂. Do you guys have the same problem but with other authors? Have you guys read any of these? Come chat with me! .

 Heyyyyyyyy Guys, it’s finally Thursday 🎊🎉. I’m so happy, I

Heyyyyyyyyyy Henny, Happy Monday! What’s in store for you today? Let’s talk! ❤️💕

 Heyyyyyyyyyy Henny, Happy Monday! What’s in store for you

✨✨✨✨Woke up not feeling it today so I didn’t go to school so I could just read and feel happy again. Continue reading for some T.🧐🧐🧐

This book right here was my kind of T from the beginning. I was so entertained with it. The characters were well written and the story kept me turning the pages. HOWEVER, here is my problem with it, the ending was like 😢😑😑😖. Girrrrrrrlllll, im confused 😐 and I really don’t know what to say because why would an author ever end a book like that. It was so strong throughout the entire novel but the ending was so like meh. Like I was just like really? I wanted more and I didn’t get it. I’m really confused with it and I need some explanations. I guess the writer wanted the readers to just make their own conclusions and I didn’t like that. All in all, I was really really disappointed with it because in the back it was compared to Gone Girl and that is why I wanted to read it tbh. But it just fell to the ground. If you read this, what were your opinions on it? .

 ✨✨✨✨Woke up not feeling it today so I didn’t go to school

Heyyyyyyy Guys, these were the books I was reading these past few days and I have finished both. The Good Lord Bird was a funny, powerful, and emotional read with characters that were both entertaining and interesting. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5. And now for the best book I literally have read this year. Song of Achilles was a masterpiece it was really, really, really f-ing good. I would recommend this book to everyone in bookstagram if you have not read it already. This was sooooo amazing ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5. Also if you didn’t notice yet I also finished this puzzle which was 1000 pieces and I’m very proud 😂. All in all, have a great Tuesday from Books Tea .

 Heyyyyyyy Guys, these were the books I was reading these

Decided to pick this one up because I just needed something easy and relaxing. Recently I have been stressed because it is the last month of school and all my teachers have decided to give me extra work and I’ve had it. But this book should be alright, I heard good things about it. Have you guys read this one before? .

 ✨✨✨✨Up Next✨✨✨✨✨ Decided to pick this one up because I just

Currently Reading: Scythe. I heard mix feelings about this book right here. Some people though that this book was bad and some though that is was good. So I decided to get it and read it so I could see what was the real T. 🤣🤣 I hope you guys are having a great Friday.

 Currently Reading: Scythe. I heard mix feelings about this

GIVEAWAYYYYYYYYY TIMEEEEE!!!! (Closed) ✨

Hey Guys, I promised y’all a Giveaway and here it is. This week I’m going to be hosting 3 thriller giveaways on books that I’m really excited to read. This is the first one and I’m so excited for this book because it sounds incredible and so thrilling 😂😂. I’m doing this giveaway week because this is also my birthday week, so I wanted to give back to my favorite community of people. I’m so excited for this week.

So, I will choose one winner for each giveaway that I post. Get ready!!! These books are POPPING! ✨

1.) Must be following ME! at (books_tea1) and

 And please don’t unfollow because you will be blocked from future Giveaways

2.) Must be a book loving account or a book lover at heart.

3.) Comment once down below 2 book friends who will love this giveaway.

4.) For an extra entry share this post on your insta stories. Make sure you tag me! 💙

That is all you have to do to be entered in my giveaway. Giveaway ends Nov 18, 2018 . Good luck 🤗🤗🤗

 GIVEAWAYYYYYYYYY TIMEEEEE!!!! (Closed) ✨ Hey Guys, I

Heyyyyyyyyy Henny! Happy Mother’s Day to all of you beautiful mothers out there. I hope you have a wonderful day even under this quarantine! Today, I’m catching up on some reading and I’m hoping to finish at least one novel. I’m literally reading like six different books at the same (send help) 😭😭. But I got this! I can get through them. Wish me luck 😫

On other news, I took this picture because yellow and orange are two of my absolute favorite colors. I love the way these colors clash, it reminds me of a good sunset. So tell me down below what are some of your favorite colors! 💋💕❤️

Other than that, take care and be safe! .

 Heyyyyyyyyy Henny! Happy Mother’s Day to all of you

Heyyyyyy guys, Florida has been calling my name and I already want to devour it. I seen a lot of people liking this one so I’m starting it. My plan for this one is to read probably one story every morning and one every night. It sounds amazing and I can’t wait to dig into it. Also I’m living for this cover, it is everything I need right now. 🤣🤣🤣 What are you guys reading this weekend?? .