January Reads 2024 | coming of age, Irish lit & big brain essays

[@andtheywerereaders]

The covers of the books you read are always iconic.

[@r.enee.morris]

I refuse to read ugly books unless I absolutely have to.

[@nathansnook]

the way you talked about Bonjour Tristesse reminded me why i love the book so much and makes me want to reread it immediately! thank you for experiencing it for the very first time

[@r.enee.morris]

It was such a great read. Can’t wait to see Durga’s adaptation. 💜

[@mildrumpus]

I also read “Poor Things” in January. Very unusual - looking forward to seeing the film adaptation. 😎📚👍

[@r.enee.morris]

It’s grown on me since I finished it.

[@exteriorarchives]

i love yoooour energy and thumbnails sm got me inspired to make more book videos !

[@r.enee.morris]

Thaaaanks.

[@casskrug]

the colson whitehead sounds interesting and plotty!! i don’t think it would be on my radar if not for you. also love the way you talked about nathan’s book, i need to get my hands on it!!

[@r.enee.morris]

It’s the perfect cross section of plot with good writing and he’s just so good.

[@tracys.mitnaul-xv7te]

Colson Whitehead, I enjoy his writing. This series is on my TBR along with his back catalog. Thanks😊

[@r.enee.morris]

Enjoy it. 💜