Well, you can't say my reading has been anything less than diverse this month! Yes, there were mysteries (one a short story collection), novels, memoirs, and travel. Quite the combination!| The Marmelade Gypsy
Ready to learn in an immersion setting? Not until you’ve read these tips!| Duolingo Blog
Discover how to apply the science of reading to help your 4th and 5th graders become fluent readers. Explore key components and strategies for classroom success. The post The Upper Elementary Guide to the Science of Reading appeared first on Teaching with Jennifer Findley.| Teaching with Jennifer Findley
It is time again to look forward to another month of book releases. October has so many new books that I can’t wait to have in my hands. I’ve narrowed them down to 20 of my most anticipated new books with 5 other honorable mentions. Without further ado, here are 25, YES TWENTY-FIVE, of my […] The post Most Anticipated October 2025 Book Releases appeared first on Biblio Nerd Reflections.| Biblio Nerd Reflections
"Without my morning coffee, I'm just like a dried-up piece of roast goat." - Johann Sebastian Bach| Makoism
'The magic of espresso is that it's only made with 50 beans.' - Andrea Illy| Makoism
Reading books is one of the most rewarding habits you can develop. It not only entertains but also enriches the mind and nurtures personal growth- for both children and adults. Whether you’re diving into a thrilling novel, exploring a new topic, or revisiting an old favorite, reading stimulates the imagination. It sharpens focus and deepens […] The post 10 Benefits Of Reading Books appeared first on Family Focus Blog.| Family Focus Blog
In this last-ditch diptych, your crusty 89-year-old literary grandaddy completely changes tack, holding forth on the biggest philosophical and scientific questions of our age.| Deep Dish
It is October. Time, as always, has flown. My writing has slowed, but my mind, as always, has not. Let’s recap. Life September began with the familiar buzz of a new year, both at school and at work. Fresh goals, fresh strategies. New adventures for my boy, who is growing at a pace I can’t keep up with — making me regret, more often than I’d like, moments of impatience. I was granted, to my surprise, a permanent contract earlier than expected. Given the circumstances, it filled me ...| Konfetti Explorations Feeds
It’s almost time for me to do some actual physical marketing at the Isle of Wight Literary Festival, which takes …Continue reading →| Stevie Turner
Is it just me, or did September fly by as if it was scared to stick around for too long? I’m glad we’re heading into the fall and Halloween season, but part of me wishes… More| Zezee With Books
It’s that time of year when book bloggers and booktubers go crazy doing book tags. I know, because that’s when my lists of books tags get the most hits. Here’s the full list, and here’s… More| Zezee With Books
Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme created by Shanah, the Bionic Book Worm, and now hosted by Meeghan at Meeghan Reads. This week’s topic: Top 5 anticipated reads for Q4 2025 So this is basically a TBR… More| Zezee With Books
This is not the type of book I typically go for. I only find myself with one when someone has recommended it. This recommendation came to me from Alice’s review over on the Wallflower Digest.… More| Zezee With Books
Top 5 Tuesday is a weekly meme created by Shanah, the Bionic Book Worm, and now hosted by Meeghan at Meeghan Reads. This week’s topic: Top 5 classics I didn’t like Ah, classics I didn’t like. There are… More| Zezee With Books
I’m steadily working through Joe Abercrombie’s First Law books with Emily at Embuhleeliest, and a couple months ago we buddy-read Sharp Ends, a collection of stories set in the First Law world. The reading experience… More| Zezee With Books
Weekend Reads is a post I do every now and then in which I discuss a topic I decide on at the spur of the moment and mention the books I’m currently reading. THIS WEEK’S TOPIC An author I wish I lo…| Zezee With Books
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The 2024 test results from the National Assessment for Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as “The Nation’s Report Card,” show a depressing, continuing downward spiral in American education. But, as first reported in The Daily Signal, the states of Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee are bucking the trend and showing continuing improvement. Education experts say […] The post Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee show NAEP reading & math gains; Kansas faulted for...| The Sentinel
The beloved kids’ TV show “Reading Rainbow” is returning with a new host—Mychal Threets, also known as Mychal the Librarian, a literacy advocate and librarian with a massive social media following who uses his platform to spread positivity, kindness, and a love of reading. “Reading Rainbow” originally hit the air on PBS in 1983, and [...] The post Mychal the Librarian to host new “Reading Rainbow” reboot appeared first on ParentsTogether.| ParentsTogether
There wasn’t quite as much reading this month as I had intended, but that’s a good thing since I had two trips in September. One was a family wedding, and one was a vacation, and between the two I did essentially no reading for just over a week. I wouldn’t have changed anything about the… Continue reading Reading Wrap-Up: September 2025→| BookWyrm Knits
Knight’s Castle (Tales of Magic #2) by Edward Eager cover art and illustrations by N.M. Bodecker Originally Published in 1956This Edition Published by Clarion Books in 1999Genre: children’s fantasy adventure Tropes: magical toys ◊ Robin Hood ◊ IvanhoeRating: ⭑⭑⭑ I reread the first book in this series not long ago, and despite its flaws I… Continue reading Mini Reviews: Knight’s Castle, Sherlock Holmes, & Mousse and Murder→| BookWyrm Knits
Annemieke at A Dance With Books recently posted an announcement for this year’s edition of Spooktastic Reads, the darker side to the Wyrd & Wonder readathon I’ve been participating in annually. Things are mixed up a bit differently this year, but I think it will work well with my plans for October reading! Thank you… Continue reading Spooktastic Reads 2025→| BookWyrm Knits
Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction edited by Sonia Sulaiman cover art by Iasmin Omar Ata Published by Roseway Publishing in 2024Genre: adult SFF short stories Tropes: memory ◊ home & belonging ◊ spaceCW: one story has bullying; some of the stories involve death; several mention war & gun violence; one mentions a… Continue reading Mini Reviews: Thyme Travellers, Galvanism and Ghouls, & Detective Beans #2→| BookWyrm Knits
Welcome to this week’s Stacking the Shelves post. STS is hosted by Marlene at Reading Reality and details are on her blog as well as a huge amount of book reviews. Why not visit her blog if you haven’t already found it? The gorgeous graphic is also used courtesy of the site. Stacking the Shelves … Continue reading "Stacking the Shelves 214"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Hello and welcome to this week’s WWW Wednesday post. Can you believe that it’s October already? We’re really into Autumn now with very chilly mornings but some lovely Autumn sunshine in the daytime. Apparently, the garden experts say that the trees should have really colourful leaves this Autumn because of the amount of sunshine we’ve … Continue reading "WWW Wednesday October 1"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Welcome to this week’s Stacking the Shelves post. STS is hosted by Marlene at Reading Reality and details are on her blog as well as a huge amount of book reviews. Why not visit her blog if you haven’t already found it? The gorgeous graphic is also used courtesy of the site. Stacking the Shelves … Continue reading "Stacking the Shelves 213"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Hello and welcome to this week’s WWW Wednesday post. This post is coming to you from Verona in Italy where I’m having a brilliant few days with my oldest friends. We travel home this evening and then I think I need to stay put for a few weeks after all of this travelling over the … Continue reading "WWW Wednesday September 24"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Welcome to this week’s Stacking the Shelves post which this week is coming to you from the beautiful city of Verona. I’m currently in Italy on my second long weekend of September. This time I’m with my oldest friends and we’re visiting another friend who lives here. STS is hosted by Marlene at Reading Reality … Continue reading "Stacking the Shelves 212"| Wicked Witch's Blog
Book Title – AtmosphereAuthor – Taylor Jenkins ReidGenre – Historical FictionPublisher – Hutchinson HeinemannPublication Date – 3rd June 2025⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Atmosphere – T…| Wicked Witch's Blog
Mark Perryman selects his reading matter to make sense of a party in trouble The 4th July 2024 landslide seems […] The post Ten Reads to Understand Labour Conference appeared first on Compass.| Compass
Hey, guys!It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for a bookish favorites post. Top 5 Tuesday is hosted by Meeghan over on Meeghan Reads and is quite simple: check out the topic and write a post with your picks. Today we’re tackling some rather cool retellings/reimaginations of classic works. I realized I have quite a few […]| The Punk Theory
Hey, guys!For my last subscription box books ranking this month, I want to talk about standalone novels I got this way that I greatly enjoyed. Not everything can be a win, but these certainly were! #3 Sanctuary Those of you who’ve been here for a minute know that I’m all over stuff that is witchy. […]| The Punk Theory
Hey, guys!It’s Tuesday, which means it’s time for a bookish favorites post. Top 5 Tuesday is hosted by Meeghan over on Meeghan Reads and is quite simple: check out the topic and write a post with your picks. Earlier this month we talked about classics that I greatly enjoyed. Now we’re tackling the flipside of […]| The Punk Theory
An anthology of essays marks the 30th anniversary of the Proclamation, celebrating divine design and family. The post Announcing Our New Anthology: What God Hath Joined appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
This is a quick post because I’m on the road in Japan, but I do like the Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Awards, and their shortlist has just been announced, so here is a quick post. Just to recap if you don’t recollect my previous posts on this award, it is not limited by … Continue reading 2025 Mark and Evette Moran Nib Literary Award shortlist| Whispering Gums
Well, it’s been a busy and dramatic month, and here I am with a new flat, a new hometown and lots of new friends and activities too. I am also still drowning in boxes, as my flat is only half-furnished, so it will take a while to feel human again. I also still have lots … Continue reading September Summary and Settling In| findingtimetowrite
A new report has found that students using the Lexia Core5 Reading program, created by Lexia, have performed better than the national average within one school year. The NAEPreport found that just 31 percent of fourth-grade students and 30 percent of eight-grade students were found to be at or above the NAEP Proficient level. By the end of the 2024-25 school year, 83 percent of pre-K-5 students using Lexia Core5 Reading in the US had skills at or above grade level. Progress reports also s...| EdTech Innovation Hub
As founder Kristenn Einarsson prepares to step away, Ingunn Trosholmen is named to lead the World Expression Forum forward. The post Norway: Ingunn Trosholmen, WEXFO Managing Director appeared first on Publishing Perspectives.| Publishing Perspectives
In addition to our What We're Reading feature on Daniel Sherman's new book, enjoy more books in the fall 2025 issue. The post New books for your reading list: More from College faculty, alumni appeared first on Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine.| Carolina Arts & Sciences Magazine
Top Ten Tuesday is an original blog meme created by The Broke and the Bookish and is currently being hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s topic is “Book Covers that Give off Fall Vibes.” Fall is leaves changing color and pumpkins, so naturally I am showcasing orange book covers. Unfortunately for me, where I live, trees … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: Book Covers with Fall Vibes| A Kernel of Nonsense
Top Ten Tuesday is an original blog meme created by The Broke and the Bookish and is currently being hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl. This week’s topic is “Books on My Fall 2025 to-Read List.” I already shared a TBR list for Latinx Heritage Month(find it here) and have one prepared for October, so instead of repeating … Continue reading Top Ten Tuesday: 2025 Fall Releases I’m Excited For| A Kernel of Nonsense
The Economist published an article titled Is the Decline of Reading Making Politics Dumber? (4 Sept 2025). « The problem was less that these students of literature were not literary and more that they were barely even literate. » « YouGov, a pollster, found that 40% of Britons had not read or listened to any books … Continue reading Is the decline of reading making politics dumber?| Articles of Interest
Ready to dive into the Magic Tree House series? Engage your young explorer with these crafts, comprehension activities, and book extension ideas. These activities are perfect for nurturing a love of reading and adventure while targeting key reading skills.| Stories by Storie
What I've been reading this week| indi.ca
Reading aloud doesn’t have to end when kids learn to read on their own. In fact, these middle-grade classics show that it can get even better.| The Art of Manliness
It seems there has barely been time to wave a wistful farewell to the warm days of summer – and any holidays we were fortunate enough to take – before the days shorten, wardrobes acquir…| Volatile Rune
Language processing disorders are communication challenges that interfere with an individual’s ability to understand and use language effectively. As part| Lindamood-Bell
Unlock the deeper meaning of tarot archetypes. Learn how symbols like the Hero, Shadow, and Mentor guide personal growth, insight, and transformation.| Tarot Teachings
“Have a heart that never hardens, a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts.” – Charles Dickens I love story time at night. Having 6-year-old and 10-year-old kids means that most evenings for the past 10 years, we’ve read a children’s book at bedtime. As they’ve gotten older, it’s been so heart-warming … Continue reading How to Share Patience→| Surprised By Joy
Five great reasons to tune out the noise and read something lovely...| Mo Fanning
2022 was probably the most happening year of my life. Considering everything that happened in real life, it is surprising that I managed to keep up my hobbies as well as I did. Sure, they fell to the wayside a few times but I didn't stop any of them. I consider that a win.| the wordy habitat
Paula and Kim are blogging about #ThreeThings so I’m joining in. This is my Three Things #2. Reading I am still trying to finish The Eighth Life which I admitted to not having finished when I reviewed it here. It’s beginning to feel like the 800th life but I’m now determined – page 1000 is […]| Volatile Rune
Reading Stars seamlessly merges Cricket’s award-winning content with iHuman’s cutting-edge technology, creating a new way for children to engage with reading. MCLEAN, VA, UNITED STATES, September 18, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ — iHuman Inc. (NYSE: IH), a leading provider of tech‑powered, intellectual development products in China, and Cricket Media, whose magazines have delighted families for more than 50 years, today announced the […]| Cricket Media, Inc.
With this Beginning Sounds Sorting Activity, students will work on letter recognition, initial sounds, fine motor skills, and more!| ABCs of Literacy
Last week I decided I'd start using Goodreads again - less than a week later I've changed my mind.| An Almost Anonymous Blog
I went to Hell Creek and did NOT make the most important scientific breakthrough of my time. Humph!| Craft Knife
Queen Demon by Martha Wells; Alchemy of Secrets by Stephanie Garber; Kill the Beast by Serra Swift; Slayers of Old by Jim C. Hines; A Heart So Haunted by Hollie Nelson; The White Octopus Hotel; Spellbound by Georgia Leighton … More October 2025 Book Releases| LessthanThreeD
Let’s be real—finding the best fiction books for men feels virtually impossible these days. Most book recommendations and lists lean heavily towards female readers. Probably because women dominate fiction readership, with platforms like Goodreads showcasing nearly 80% female members. There’s plenty of books with crossover appeal, but very few men are dying to read the […] The post Best Fiction Books for Men – The Ultimate List appeared first on Dialed In Men.| Dialed In Men
2022 romantic fantasy. Princess Marra's eldest sister went off to marry the prince of the Northern Kingdom, and died. Her second sister went off too, and isn't doing well. What can she do about it?| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
2007 romance/SF/mystery; fourth of its series but effectively stand-alone. Celinda Ingram is a matchmaker, now trying to rebuild her career after a scandal. Davis Oakes is a security consultant with his own murky past. When they meet in the course of business they fall instantly in lust with each other thanks to psychic resonance, but will that be enough?| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
2015 fantasy anthology: six stories of Ile-Rien and Cineth.| RogerBW's Blog: Latest posts
Our panel’s final book is The Land in Winter by Andrew Miller. Keep reading to see our reviews and final ranking of all Booker longlist nominees. Andrew Miller is a British novelist known for his vivid storytelling and rich sense of history. From his award-winning debut Ingenious Pain to the Costa Prize–winning Pure, his novels blend big ideas […]| The Reader's Room
Next up for our panel is The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny by prior award winner Kiran Desai. Given the size of the novel, only two of our panelists managed to read this novel before the shortlist announcement. Keep reading to see what our panel had to say about this book. Kiran Desai is an […]| The Reader's Room
Book 11 is The Rest of our Lives by Ben Markovits. Here are our reviews… Ben Markovits is the author of several acclaimed novels, including You Don’t Have to Live Like This, which won the James Tait Black Prize, and Either Side of Winter. Born in California and raised in Texas, he later played professional basketball in […]| The Reader's Room
Seacraper is next for our panel as we move into the home stretch. So what did our panel think of the book? Benjamin Wood is a British novelist known for weaving together sharp psychological insight with rich, atmospheric storytelling. He’s the author of acclaimed books like The Bellwether Revivals, The Ecliptic, and A Station on the Path to […]| The Reader's Room
Next up for our panel is the second of two debut novels that made the list this year. Four of our panelists read this book. So what did our panel think of the book?| The Reader's Room
In this thought experiment mixed with science fiction and serious futurism, eminent neuroscientist Dr. Christof Koch sketches a not-so-distant future in which we will be tempted by the promise of eternal life in an AI cloud. With the fluidity of a novelist, he brings to life this felt temptation, in all its force, just to smash it towards the end. This essay is a critical warning to us all, an attempt to have us confront the problem before we are actually faced with it, so we can protect ours...| Essentia Foundation
While Prof. Torday agrees with Federico Faggin that quantum mechanics is salient to consciousness, he maintains that the role of the cell membrane—which separates an organism from its environment—is key to the selective assimilation or mirroring of the quantum properties of the cosmos into the differentiated consciousness of the organism. This essay is short, dense, and may be difficult to unpack. But it handsomely rewards the effort of the patient and determined reader. The many literatu...| Essentia Foundation
2021 was a wild ride. Here are some details from my year.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
Let's be honest, my TBR is endless. While they do switch around periodically, I do have a few top books that I plan to read first.| Posts by Ashlee M Boyer
Romance is a growing genre for both men and women, challenging stereotypes about readers and writers. With 22% of romance readers being male, we are seeing diverse narratives and hybrid forms like romantasy. This evolving landscape offers significant opportunities for authors and publishers alike.| Story Empire
Meditation in Memory of Harriet McMahon November 16,1942 – July 23, 2025 The Reverend Dr. Karen Crawford Smithtown Cemetery Sept. 12, 2025 Not long after I began serving our flock, Harriet’s family contacted the church. They were emptying out the home in Saint James where Harriet had lived for many years with her husband,Continue reading "“O Great God”"| Sharing God's Love and Grace
TBR Tales # 12 The post 8 Beautiful Quotes About Love from Books I’ve Read appeared first on Armed with A Book.| Armed with A Book
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Hey everyone, today I’m back to talk about two of my favourite things: books and movies! I decided to match some of them so that I could give you some recommendations. Let’s see what I came up with! Divine Rivals – Lee Miller Lee Miller is a biographical movie about the war photographer and journalist […]| Books Real When Shared
Proof Documents Faster and More Efficiently with JAWS Text Analyzer Freedom Scientific: a powerful JAWS feature that helps you catch formatting issues, punctuation problems, and other inconsistencies in your documents or web pages. September 2025 Student of the Month Freedom Scientific: Kenny uses JAWS on his school computer to navigate websites and complete school assignments. […]| OZeWAI
Join Vispero at the 2025 M-Enabling Summit| ozewai.org
miSci has been a Certified Autism Center™ (CAC) since 2023.| IBCCES
Monday Moods is a weekly bookish meme created and hosted by Unwrapping Words (aka, me!). The premise is simple: every week, there’s a new ‘mood’, ranging from tropes to genres or actual moods (happy, sad, etc). On a Monday, feel free to post about books on your TBR, books you’d recommend, or a mix – whatever youContinue reading "Monday Moods: Fantasy"| Unwrapping Words
Format: PaperbackPublished: January 1st, 2001Age: AdultGenre: Sci-Fi Rating: 2/5 Stars When I was setting up my reading challenges at the start of this year, I gave my Star Wars loving partner a task; to find three of his Star Wars books that fit with any of the prompts, with a promise that if I gotContinue reading "Book Review: Star Wars: Darth Maul – Shadow Hunter by Michael Reaves"| Unwrapping Words
Format: ebookPublished: May 1st, 2010Age: AdultGenre: Paranormal Romance Rating: 1/5 Stars I open every book with hope – when I start a book, I want to like it. I want to feel engaged with the characters and the story and end up feeling invested in what’s happening. For the most part, too, I’m happy toContinue reading "Book Review: Kiss Across Time by Tracy Cooper-Posey"| Unwrapping Words
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together. This is a really fun topic, and unfortunately I didn’tContinue reading "Top Ten Tuesday: Literary/Bookish Candles I’d Make"| Unwrapping Words
Let’s Talk Bookish is a weekly meme that was originally created and hosted by Rukky @ Eternity Books starting in August 2019, and was then cohosted with Dani @ Literary Lion from May 2020 to March 2022. Book Nook Bits has hosted since April 2022, with Dini at Dini Panda Reads as co-host from February 2025. Let’s Talk Bookish 12th September:FollowingContinue reading "Let’s Talk Bookish: Following the Reader"| Unwrapping Words
By Andrea A. Firth One of the gifts I gained from grad school* was learning how to read as a writer. I was immediately captivated and inspired by the iconic creative nonfiction writers we read: Brenda Miller, Bernard Cooper, Roxane Gay, Adrienne Rich, John McPhee—the list goes on and on. The discussions in craft classes […]| The Brevity Blog
Today, we embark on another three-act analysis, this time of one of the most iconic American novels of the 20th century: The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Published in 1925 and set in the early 1920s, this story captures the sparkle and energy of the roaring twenties and gives us a window into the... Read more » The post Writer Fuel: Three-Act Analysis of The Great Gatsby appeared first on DIY MFA.| DIY MFA
We’re back with another story structure analysis. This time, we’re doing a three-act analysis of The Princess Bride, which happens to be another one of my all-time favorite movies. This film is not to be confused with the book by the same title. The book is entirely different and, frankly, I find this to be... Read more » The post Writer Fuel: Three-Act Analysis of The Princess Bride appeared first on DIY MFA.| DIY MFA
Three-Act Analysis of Star Wars IV: A New Hope: Discover how this classic film follows the three-act structure and what writers can learn.| DIY MFA
TRT Podcast #224: How to promote orthographic mapping – with Michelle Sullivan Michelle Sullivan joins me to discuss what orthographic mapping is and how we can promote it so our students become fluent readers and spellers. Listen to the episode here Full episode transcript Learn more from Michelle Sullivan The post How to promote orthographic mapping – with Michelle Sullivan appeared first on The Measured Mom.| The Measured Mom
Wednesday, the 10th of September 2025, and time for Shelf Control once again! Shelf Control is a weekly feature created by Lisa at Bookshelf Fantasies and celebrates the books waiting to be read on…| Literary Potpourri
1358, France. In the midst of the Hundred Years War, King John II of France is the prisoner of the English. As bands of English soldiers roam the countryside pillaging anything that isn’t nailed down – and doing much worse – King Charles of Navarre is seeking to take the throne for himself. But France […]| In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
Learning to read music is like learning a new language. For many students, the first... The post Printable Treble Clef Music Note Flashcards appeared first on Teach Beside Me.| Teach Beside Me
Read The Raven by Edgar Allan Poe and explore its meaning with printable activities, vocabulary, analysis, & a reader’s theater script.| Teach Beside Me
April Zhu: Let’s start with the charges. UnHerd columnist Kat Rosenfeld wrote that we editors who resigned in protest had reached with our “hot little hands” for “the censor’s pen.” According to Washington Post media critic Erik Wemple, we were outraged by “the humane reflections of a Jewish woman seeking reconciliation and recovery in her […]| n+1Articles – n+1
The AI upheaval is unique in its ability to metabolize any number of dread-inducing transformations. The university is becoming more corporate, more politically oppressive, and all but hostile to the humanities? Yes — and every student gets their own personal chatbot. The second coming of the Trump Administration has exposed the civic sclerosis of the US body politic? Time to turn the Social Security Administration over to Grok. Climate apocalypse now feels less like a distant terror th...| n+1Articles – n+1
No, I haven’t vanished from the face of the earth. The past couple of weeks have continued the trend of Real Life being the bane of my existence, together with general tiredness and a sense o…| A Phuulish Fellow
'Arcana Academy' by Elise Kova is a spellbinding tale of tarot magic, royal deception and slow-burn romance.| heavenlybookish
‘The Irresistible Urge to Fall for your Enemy’ by Brigitte Knightley is a wickedly smart and swoony romantasy packed with sharp banter, slow-burn tension, and two hypercompetent idiots …| heavenlybookish
