BLINDLY choosing my APRIL TBR 🫣📚✨ 

I finished ACOSF at the beginning of the month. Then I read a quick little smutty novella. And now I’m reading Barbarian Lover by Ruby Dixon which I’m ADORING!!!

Your TBR is SOO GOOD this month!! I'm so pumped for you to read the TOG series and hear all of your thoughts!

I am in such a bad reading slump, I am happy if I read ANYTHING really :D

Always read the one you don't want to first. Then it's over, and you may be surprised.

What a great lineup, and such a fun way to change up the TBR game! I DNF’ed The Wishing Game so I’ll be curious to hear your thoughts 😆 Some books on my April TBR are Half a Soul, Crooked Kingdom, What the River Knows, The Adventures of Amina Al-Sirafi, and The Way of Kings! And many others hahaha

Unwrapping the books is so fun!! I’ve heard so much about the wishing game recently too, I’m curious about it 👀

I’m so glad you’re gonna read red rising! It is one of my absolute favorite series I’ve ever read so far! I’m on the third book and have loved them all so far! I hope you like it! You should also read the assassins blade as close to the first one if possible if not before throne of glass becuse it has a great backstory to the main character.

The Wishing Game was my favorite book last year. Enjoy!

The Gathering Dark is, for me, phenomenal. I really enjoyed it--and this is coming from someone who used to hate short story collections. It's a real treat! Hope you enjoy

You chose reread of 50 Shades and The Wishing Game instead of Haunting of Hill House and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. You should trust your husband more. I do hope you won't regret when you finally get to those other books. I loved both of them. BTW, happy birthday, my birthday month twin

Im midway through 4 books, im a mum of 3 special needs kids and its Easter holidays. So, not having much time to read. I hope to finish Artic Curry Club by Dani Redd and finish my Ebook The first wife by Muna Shehadi, in April. If i can read or start a new book ill be happy with that too. I definitely want to do a blind tbr, i currently have a tbr spinner. Looks like such fun.

Hipe you enjoy your reads ☕📚🦇👻

Damn, girl, the disappointment in this video 😂😂😂 I beg of you to DNF and unhaul books you're not enjoying and not force yourself😭😭😭

The Gathering Dark sounds amazing! Adding it to my wish list 😁 My April TBR includes Demon Copperhead, Return of the King and Words of Radiance part 2.

My April TBR is The Final Empire, Powerless, The City of Brass, The Serpent and the Wings of Night, The Do Over, The Dead Romantics, Amari and the Great Game, and Keeper of the Lost Cities #5.

Hey, I just wanted to let you know that the author of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil is kind of an unethical dude. It's genre is nonfiction, but he shuffled around events, put himself in scenes where he wasn't present, and apparently lied about or dramatized certain things, but then vaguely glosses over it by saying he took artistic liberties. Multiple people in the town had problems with his recounting of events, and his book might as well be like those movies that say: 'based on a true story,' which is essentially a very blurry rendition of what really happened. I couldn't finish the book personally, because I found it kind of gross that this man could casually mess with the lives of real people and make them his 'characters' without any regard for how this would affect them after. Maybe it's a personal thing, but when you say your book is nonfiction I think there is a certain expectation for ethical standards. Some of the 'characters' in the book had already died, so they couldn't have contradicted his depiction of them. It's like how lies are perpetuated when certain celebrities die, like Marilyn Monroe. Whether it's true or not no longer matters because it's almost impossible to reverse that once people start talking about it. The people he's writing about don't necessarily seem like the nicest people, but we could never really know because he's not a trustworthy narrator. Anyway, sorry for writing you a novel, but when I started reading it initially, I just got this weird feeling that some of it was too outrageous to be true, like the people were caricatures. Researching a bit and finding out he was shady really lit a fire under my ass. I don't think he should have been allowed to call that nonfiction, but I think they knew it would sell better if people thought it was totally true. It is what it is, I guess. Also, if you love the book, that's totally fine. I just thought I'd say something in case you care about that sort of thing, too.

Wow what a random group of books! Lol. I’m so excited you’re starting Throne of Glass. It’s my favorite series. Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it!