An inside glimpse at...

my library

As Albert Einstein once said, "the only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library."

Looking for your next great book? Curious as to what I'm reading now? Just want to hang? Take a look through my "shelves"! Compiled here are some of my favorite adventures, life-changing explorations, and exciting page-turners. Enjoy!

Browse my shelves

Explore

my favorite...

OBSCURE
series

Steampunk

Assassins

Enemies-coworkers-lovers

Banned magic

Childhood fandom

Magic!

Wizards!

Boarding school!

Yes, I'm a RAVENCLAW!

non-fiction book

Indigenous wisdom meets science

Relationship with nature

Essay collection

in-world magic system

Magic school

High Fantasy

Enemies to lovers

Secret power

Court Politics

Deadly adventure

recent obsession

Feel-good

Healthy relationship

Just so totally cute

LGBTQAI+ rep

Graphic novel

voice/style inspiration

High fantasy

Magic/mystery

Unique tone

Secret princess,

long-lost son

Dragons!

Browse

My Bookshelves

My shelves

Metaphorically, of course.

Fantasy

From Adult to Kids, High Fantasy to Contemporary, Evil-v-Good to Morally-Grey superheroes: here are all of my fantasy must-reads!

Childhood Favorites

A wide variety of books -- ranging from my first read to my first chapter book to those childhood series' you just can't let go of.

*sigh* The nostalgia.

Realistic Fiction

It's realistic! It's fiction! It's realistic fiction!

I don't really have much else to say about these.

Non-Fiction / Other

I'm not usually a non-fiction gal... but here are the ones that were just too good not to mention. And some poetry.

Authors

My idols, inspiration, and just generally my favorite books to read. Seriously -- check them out.

DNF's / Least Favorites

DNF stands for "Did Not Finish." Nothing against these books, per say... but I honestly would rather go through Tartarus than have to read some of these again.

Classics

Maybe I loved these books. Maybe I didn't like them at all. Either way, reading them made me feel like a classical academic in an old British University, flipping through dusty manuscripts.