where do u get ur tabs? u have so many!!

Beautiful book shelves and 📚 😊

Very colorful & surprisingly pleasing! I'm in love with how they turned out!! Happy 2025! ❤ I have a personally fun question for you. Which romance books with deeper & heavier themes would you want to recommend to fans of Emily Henry?

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I have that same Cruel Prince edition! I SOOO wish they would release all the books in that design! So stinking pretty! Also, I need to know when you read Song of Silver. I can't wait to see what you think!

I've read Where the Lost Wander and What the Wind Knows by Amy Harmon, and they were both 5 star books for me last year. Definitely give her a try. Side note, it makes me depressed that The Great Alone is sometimes considered historical fiction,.considering I was born in 1976 🤣

Do you have a good reads? Would love to see how you rate books and read your five stars from it!

Nice shelves 😏

Let me know what videos you want to see from me in 2025! 🤍✨📖

It looks so cute!!🥰

I hope all is well with you ❤ absolutely love this video and the bookshelves 😊 and I just want to wish you and your family a Happy New Year ❤ missed you

The Great Alone was very good!

Just finished Winter Solstice by Rosamunde Pilcher and it was a 5 star read for me. It is an older book, but the first time I have read it, so cozy. Friendship, new beginnings, tragedy, love, lost family, found family, wholesome, cisis of faith, oh my goodness, it's got it all! If you have not read this one, put it on your TBR for December 2025 ❤

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Also loved The Nightingale. Am currently reading Kristin Hannah The Women. It grabbed me from page 1 and am half through. Just happened on your channel and am subscribing. Really enjoyed this video.

saw this video this morning, went there today! thanks for sharing, I have never heard of it before and it turned out to make for a really nice date :) it is unfortunately a little cramped haha I spent like 70% of the time saying “excuse me” as I was browsing, but the people are nice and the workers are chill and helpful!

I audibly gasped! So beautiful ❤

What a GREAT bookstore. My family would have trouble dragging me out of it.

hey i've been there! i know that cat! and the man who runs the place is so friendly.

The Nightingale was my favorite until I read The Book of Lost Names by Kristin Harmel.

Reminds me of the library in Hogwarts

I wish libraries still looked like this 😢 now they’re empty concrete shells, some don’t even have books actually on display

The seven husbands of Evelyn Hugo was my fav of 2024...I own The Nightingale and plan on reading it in the first couple months of 2025...nice video.

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I only finished the invisible life of Addie LaRue last night and loved it. I am literally in pain today because I didn’t move much lol. OMG it was so good.

You definitely need recovery time after reading Kristin Hannah books 😊 I have many of those books in my TBR and they went up now 😅 thanks for the recommendations 🤗

I’ve read all but sparks, romcommers, and the spicy romance!

I haven’t read a book in probably 6 months!! I always get in the reading mood this time of year just hard to find the time and ability to focus these days 😂 great list!

I always love stumbling across other Christian, low spice readers so I was happy to find your video. I subscribed to watch more in the future 😊

I read The Nightingale years ago and it one of top 10 favorite books still. My favorite book this year was The God of the Woods by Liz Moore. Funny Story is in my top 5 of the year.

I’m absolutely obsessed with you

I’ve heard that author say it as “Michael-eye-deez” 🤷🏻‍♀️ idk either lmao

Sooooo many good books!! 😍

My favorites of the year were: 1.) Happy Place by Emily Henry (this was a reread) 2.) ACOMAF/ACOSF by Sarah J Maas (I finally binged this series this year and I can't decide which is my fav) 3.) Piranesi by Susanna Clarke 4.) The Wedding People by Alison Espach 5.) Role Playing by Cathy Yardley 6.) The Serpent & the Wings of Night by Carissa Broadbent 7.) The Warm Hands of Ghosts by Katherine Arden 8.) Yours Truly by Abby Jimenez 9.) Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt 10.) Perfect Fit by Clare Gilmore Honorable mentions to: Dungeons and Drama by Kristy Boyce, the entire Wayward Children series by Seanan McGuire but especially Lost in the Moment & Found, Just for the Summer by Abby Jimenez, Faebound by Saara El-Arifi, The Fury by Alex Michaelides, and the Chestnut Springs series by Elsie Silver but especially Flawless and Heartless. It's been such a great reading year and I have choice paralysis 😅

Funny Story is one of my fav E Henry's books too. I DNF'd The Inv Life of Addie Larue before I got to Henry's part-so maybe I should have kept going.

Loved every second of this video!

The Great Alone is my 2nd favorite Kristin Hannah book. The NIghtingale was # 1!!

The Nightingale is my favorite book. I read it a few years ago and I want to reread it this year! Love blind date books concept soo fun.

You appeared on my feed for the first time today

The great alone is SO GOOD!! It’ll be in your top 25 of 2025

The Roaring days of Zora lily......The square of sevens......Pearly Everlasting........the book of doors... the emily wilde series...all were amazing but In totally different genres. Happy reading

I have a cup that's a gingerbread house 😊

okay this made me want to get back into the finlay donovan series

Two of my most loved in 2024. The Wish Game by Meg Shaffer If Willy Wonka was a love story it would be that book. Heartless Hunter by Kristen Ciccarelli had one sex scene but Ill be runningnout to get the second book when it comes out early 2024.

I’m not a sci-fi reader either but I’m heard so many good things about dark matter and have been wanting to check it out

fave of this year was Babel by R.F. Kuang!

I don’t remember if I mentioned this but since you liked dark matter highly recommend recursion!

One of my favorite books of the year was The Grace Year by Kim Liggett! It’s like a YA dystopian, hunger games meets the handmaid’s tale story with an awesome FMC. You should check it out :)

I find that the thing about most thrillers is that they're fun in the moment, but for me they tend to be very forgettable. I think I have 4 or 5 five star thrillers from this year that I could hardly tell you anything about them now!! My favourite book of the year was The Ten Thousand Doors of January.