“Where focus goes, energy flows”**, right? Well my focus goes to the latest fiction books, and my energy flows towards badass female characters, complex character relationships, games and trials, dark academia, found family, fae and vampires, all kinds of spice, imaginary lands, and magic systems, creative ways to resolve fictive problems, and I love every second of it.

Bookstagram, and of course BookTok and BookTube, despite my being a huge skeptic at first, showed me the fun side of social media where I can finally read and listen to the content that fits my interests.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single book was published and suddenly changed collective reader behaviour, altered brain chemistry of individuals, showed us that we can again believe in magic, and opened our eyes to a whole new world. The spark that lit the romantasy fire not only on social media but also in bookstores, book clubs, and individual reading habits, ACOTAR series by Sarah J. Maas is where many of us have started, but we haven’t stopped there. W

I don’t know about you, but not finishing a book was never an option for me before , a little bit because of my OCD, a strong need for closure, and having a feeling that I cannot form an opinion about a book or a story if I don’t see the whole picture. All of a sudden, I’ve been having this internal struggle with some books in 2025 - to DNF or not to DNF. With a great choice of books out there, I specifically chose fantasy, sci-fi, and fantasy romance. I felt like I would ha

The stars have listened and our dreams have been answered , the queen of all fae SheS Keep in mind, if you haven't seen the video, or listened to the podcast already, that there are spoilers for all SJM's series. Source: YouTube We have all been patiently waiting for the next ACOTAR or Crescent City book for a while now, and rereading has been our only solution for visiting Velaris again, but with SJM finally addressing her fandom, the hype has gone through the roof, and the

“Listening to audiobooks is not reading!” all caps in comments, loud on YouTube videos, big flashy letters on posts - many have seen it and heard it lately. Especially with the rise of bookish content creators sharing their recommendations and feedback on the cast performance and audiobook quality. The crowd is divided, obviously, as that’s what social media is about - you either love it or hate it. Staying neutral is not an option, because if you are, you really don’t know

You like reading, right? You just don’t have the time, and life has taken away all ‘me times’ and hobbies, as it needs to be fed with work hours, e-mails, and circling back to some random stuff mentioned in meetings that have no point (or you weren’t listening). You also have a family, errands, and maybe a couple of hours a month for socialising, and that’s it. But you also have that one friend who has a similar schedule but keeps reading books like their life depends on it