I just started Reckless, but am slowly working my way through the rock n roll goddesses. Does anyone have any recommendations for other books about women who rock?! 🤘

Such a beautiful, smart and important collection of poetry. Each author offers a different style of poetry about varying topics.
Fun fact: I was telling a coworker about the book and reading her one of the biographies at which point she said, “Hey! That‘s my cousin!”

My regret for 2017...waiting so long to crack this open. What a beautiful, haunting, brilliant piece of work. 🖤

"In the beginning I was so young and such a stranger to myself I hardly existed. I had to go out into the world and see it and hear it and react to it, before I knew at all who I was, what I was, what I wanted to be."

Seriously brilliant.

"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past ."

Revisiting an old favorite. ❤?

Found one of my favorite publishers at Wordstock this weekend! 📚 Another successful WordstockPDX in the books!

This book could not have had better timing. Having a loved one in hospice is confusing. This book has helped me become more comfortable with this roller coaster ride of emotions. It's an incredible read.

Trying to figure out which to do first! Read or listen? #bookishproblems

Being extra rebellious today! Drinking tea on national coffee day and reading about sex! 😳

Has anyone else read this?? I was skeptical at first as the text was abnormal. Backwards, in a circle, upside down, linear. The story was insane and an incredible read. If you're looking for a different kind of reading experience, definitely pick this one up.

Because sometimes you need a fun read and a glass of wine.

Afternoon vibes 🤘🏼📚

Lunchtime vibes. ☀️📚

Happy fourth! 🇺🇸

The first edition of the new bookmailbox from @bookriot was food and cooking themed! So cute!

I'm all booked for the night ✌🏽️

Couldn't resist reading outside on the hammock this morning! ☀️📚☕️

Have sunshine, will hammock and read.

"I was a loser because I got excited about putting my earbuds in and listening to the Cure as I strolled through Soho, hoping that teenaged me -- who dreams of walking around London alone--would appreciate the gesture. I don't care. I love it."
(This hit home. This is me. This is all of us.)

If you want crappy things to stop happening to you, then stop accepting crap and demand something more. -Christina Yang