“My weekend is all booked.”
— said smugly with a TBR pile taller than Adam Driver
2025 Reading Goal: 155 / 112
I must have been born with a book in my hands because I’ve been reading (for fun and on purpose!) for as long as I can remember. Some stories live rent-free in my head. Others are deep, literary regrets. What you’ll find here are the ones that made the cut—my all-time favorites and the ones that I push into friends’ hands. May they ruin you in the best possible way.
- 5 STARS
- ADAPTED TO FILM
- ADVENTURE
- ART
- CAROUSEL
- CLASSICS
- COLLECTION
- CONTEMPORARY
- COOKBOOK
- CRIME
- DARK ACADEMIA
- DARK ROMANCE
- DATA
- DRAMIONE
- DYSTOPIAN
- ESSAYS
- FANTASY
- GOTHIC
- GRAPHIC NOVEL
- HISTORICAL
- HORROR
- HUMOR
- LGBTQIA+
- LIST
- MEMOIR
- MULTIVERSE
- MYSTERY
- MYTHOLOGY
- NONFICTION
- PARANORMAL
- PHILOSOPHY
- REFERENCE
- RETELLING
- REYLO
- ROMANCE
- SCIENCE FICTION
- SERIES
- SPLATTERPUNK
- THRILLER
- TIME TRAVEL
- TRANSLATED
- WHY CHOOSE
- XOXO
- YOUNG ADULT
“The Love Hypothesis”, Ali Hazelwood
“The Song of Achilles”, Madeline Miller
“Exhalation”, Ted Chiang
“Not Another Love Song”, Julie Soto
“Stories of Your Life and Others”, Ted Chiang
“The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy”, Brigitte Knightley
“Split or Swallow (nka Kiss of the Basilisk)”, Lindsay Straube
“Five Brothers”, Penelope Douglas
“Rose in Chains”, Julie Soto
“The Golem and the Jinni”, Helene Wecker
“Slewfoot: A Tale of Bewitchery”, Brom
“Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow”, Gabrielle Zevin
“The Mad Scientist’s Daughter”, Cassandra Rose Clarke
“Deep End (fka Whet)”, Ali Hazelwood
“My Year of Rest and Relaxation”, Ottessa Moshfegh
“This Is How You Lose the Time War”, Amar El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone
