Guess what lovelies? 💕 I'm finally back on Tumblr! I've been meaning to return eventually, but now I had the motivation to post for the first time in a year ♡ If you'd love to check out my book/bujo blog, my user is 'booknerdreads' I'd love to follow you back 📖

What's your favorite genre? 📚❤️ My fave is *gasp* contemporary! I've been gnawing on a ton of it lately, mostly cause YA authors are publishing diverse contemporary more than any other genre and I can't get enough of these marginalized voices 😚 I really suggest you pick up one of those recs above☝🏼

Sunset books 📚🌤 Do you like sunrises or sunsets? I prefer sunsets, and not just because I never wake up before sunrise, but the colors of sunsets are usually just much vibrant than sunrises ❤️

FANTASY NOVELS 📚💭 Truth is, I've been reading a quarter of the fantasy that I used to, mostly cause I've been trying to read more diversely, and unfortunately, majority of YA fantasy has yet to incorporate diversity into their novels 🤷🏽‍♀️ However, A Crown of Wishes was ~perhaps~ the best diverse fantasy I've read in 2017 ✨
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What are you fave fantasy novels? 📖

TRAVEL MORE 🌍 If I could go anywhere (fictional or not) I'd go to Hogwarts, and then I'd sightsee both London and Edinburgh, and maybe stop by Italy 😚 (one can dream, right?) But I adore the Passenger duology, I'm a sucker for time travel (Doctor Who is my favorite show duh!! 💙)

What is your fave season? 🌷☀️🍂🌨 I personally LOVE spring/summer cause school is ending, weather is warm, and my birthday is in July 🙈 Speaking of July, these books remind me of the season and how I always wish it was summer 📖

I actually reorganized my bookshelf a few weeks ago, but the photo I took wasn't the best quality so here is an older photo 📚 In reality, my bookshelves are still under the color spectrum (what can I say? Rainbow is always the best choice 🌈) but how do you organize your shelves? 📖📖

AN EQUALLY LATE JUNE HAUL: in the month of June, I splurged quite a bit and purchased 9 books for pride month, all featuring either LGBTQ+ protagonists/supporting characters 🏳️‍🌈 In addition I received a few books for promotion as well making June a collector's month for me 💘

JUNE WRAP UP: I know this is hella late but in June I read 8 books total, 7 of which were queer/LGBTQ+ novels in honor of my first month as a part of pride 📚🏳️‍🌈 My personal faves were Ramona Blue & Not Your Sidekick
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What are your favorite LGBTQ+ novels? 📖 I looove Tash Hearts Tolstoy, but I'm partial cause I'm ace 😚

Hi lovelies! I can't resist a lovely #HarryPotter post can I? ☺️💘 I'm a bit guilty, though, since I haven't read this stunning illustrated edition yet 👀 I'm a proud hufflepuff, how about you?

"I‘m just like my country I‘m young, scrappy and hungry and I‘m not throwing away my shot!" ?
You can't just NOT expect me to post about the 4th of July without a single Hamilton reference ?While I haven't ~exactly~ been the most patriotic since a *cough* certain election, I was recently introduced to Hamilton this time a year ago so that makes me feel a little bit better ??‍♀️?
Which country are you from? obviously I'm ??

Hey, lovelies 💛 I recently received this stunning bookmark and it's perfect in the hands of a proud Hufflepuff like myself ☺️ Which HP book/movie is your favorite? I loooove Goblet of Fire, it's iconic (it helps that one of the main characters is hufflepuff for once 😂💫)

Morning, lovelies! What is on your July tbr? I have a few books picked up but nothing is decided yet, but I have some new releases I've been anticipating for a while now! If you need any cute, diverse YA contemporary I recommend all these books ☺️💘 #pinkbooks

Hey loves! What's your fave LGBTQIA+ novel? For me it's Tash Hearts Tolstoy 💘
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My official pride rainbow 🎉 I hauled quite a few of queer/LGBTQ+ books to celebrate my first pride month as aro ace 👌🏽 (I'll be listening more info about the books below) However, supporting the queer community is more than just posting pretty rainbows so always remember to buy/read/support your fave queer authors, and most of all, happy pride 🏳️‍🌈

“Things we lose have a way of coming back to us in the end, if not always in the way we expect.” —Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
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Happy 20th anniversary to the stories that started it all ✨ (my book obsession, that is) even if I was a little late it's still a classic to bookworms everywhere ☺️💕 How many times you've read HP? For me it's just once 📖 #harrypotter20

Hey loves ☺️ I wanted to share a few picks of mine for queer/LGBTQ+ books that I own 🏳️‍🌈 That being said I have an entire YA pride haul to post soon and I hope you guys enjoy ❤️ See any books here that you love?

Good morning, lovelies! 🌤 You can never have enough pastel books, I say 🌸 I finished reading When the Moon was Ours last night and it had fantastic bi and trans rep but I had a bit of trouble getting into it, what're you currently reading? 📖

I was tagged to do the #welcomelitten that's floating around Litsy to get to know each other!
1. Where I live: Ohio, USA 🇺🇸
2. Why I joined Litsy: well honestly I just wanted to jump on the bandwagon, and there's many differences between IG and Litsy so I'm embracing both platforms 💖
3. Best movie to watch based on book: The Book Thief (be prepared to cry ☔️)
4. Have I ever owned a turtle: nope 🐢
Thanks @saguarosally for creating this!

Fact: I've only read Harry Potter once (I'm not much of a rereader) I wonder if this shocks any of you here 😂💕 Trust me I love HP, but there's plenty of books to read that I haven't before ✨ #belovedbooksproject

"'Stars are important,' I say, laughing.

'Sure, but why not more poems about the sun? The sun is also a star, and it's our most important one. That alone should be worth a poem or two.'" —The Sun is Also a Star
(also known as my favorite book EVER) it's fantastic and I highly recommend for diverse cast and beautiful writing like no really I read this entire thing in 4 hours I couldn't put it down ??

"The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page." —Saint Augustine ✨
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Where would you love to travel? I'd like to see London, Edinburgh, Venice, and many other places across the world and just get lost and take lots of pictures ? Fun fact: you're looking at the only (decent) photo of myself ☺️

What I'd give to to stroll down the streets of Hogsmeade sipping butterbeer and eating delicious chocolate frogs & bert's beans 😋 But i guess this candle is close enough to home at Hogwarts 💕
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Show some pride for your house in emojis! 😌🎉🌼💛🎗🌟🌻🐱☀️

If you haven't gotten your hands on WHEN DIMPLE MET RISHI yet you're missing out on: Indian culture, cute romance, awkward first encounters, family love, strong females, etc. and if you won't listen to me, listen to @ThatReadingWraith ❤️
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I've always been hesitant to post book nature pics on IG for a while, so expect a few new pics soon 📖🌳

I read We Are Okay by Nina LaCour back in February and I really enjoyed it 💕 it's rare to find a really authentic YA book featuring a f/f romance and I'd love to see much more of it in the future 🏳️‍🌈✨
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I really like pretty bookish mugs, send them to me please 😂☕️

"Being vulnerable, letting people in, getting hurt... it's all part of being in love." —Always and Forever, Lara Jean
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AH THIS ENTIRE TRILOGY was so so cute and I was devastated when I finished AAFLJ ? One of the best things (beside Peter K) was reading about Lara Jean's Korean culture & the relationship between her family ?? I highly recommend these series for a cute contemporary filled with lots of life lessons ?

"Whatever you've heard about Caraval, it doesn't compare to the reality. It's more than just a game or performance. It's the closest you'll ever find yourself magic in this world." —Caraval, Stephanie Garber ✨

Hiii lovelies ☺️🌸 What's a book that made you feel represented / a book you found relatable? 📖 GUYSSS Tash Hearts Tolstoy arrived and omg omg this book is FANTASTIC it was my first book with an asexual MC (and I'm ace so) 🏳️‍🌈 I also featured some ~INCREDIBLE~ diverse books that everyone should read 📚✨