One thing that most of us millennials have in common is that the concept of mental health, and overall mental hygiene is not something we have openly discussed at home, schools, with our peers, or any other social interactions while growing up. Depending on where we were born and raised in the world, the level of focus on mental health varies and the topic of mental health and how to attend it came at later stages in our lives. Where I am from, ‘not being ok’ was resolved wit

This article explores all common misconceptions about Romantasy as a genre and how social media has influenced both positive and negative aspects of romantasy as a genre.

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.

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 hav

“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