A little life book

The story behind A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara, including the unique elements of the story, the inspiration, and the writing process.

what my bookshelf says about me my bookshelf is a chaotic mix of romance classics and a small army of emily henry novels—seriously, that’s it for romance! what does that even say about my reading life? i devour literary fiction like it’s my oxygen, but then i tumble down the rabbit hole of all for the game and mo xiang tong xiu novels like it’s my part-time job. at this point, it’s a lifestyle choice. i’ve even made pinterest boards and playlists dedicated to these characters, because why…

Welcome to the Hyunam-dong Bookshop is a cozy slice-of-life story for anyone who loves books and wants to ponder what living a good life really means.

The Silent Patient written by Alex Michaelides made me sit at the edge of my chair from page 1 and i fell off the chair at the end of the book.

💬 What's the last book that truly transported you to another world? Hey lovely people, happy Friday! 💫 Sharing some of my all-time fave annotations today. Just wanna shout out to this amazing community – you guys are amazing!🥹 Your support and creativity always keep me inspired. This space feels like a cozy corner where I can be myself and gush about the things that light up my soul. where would we be without those bookish escapes?✨ Wishing you all a fabulous weekend ahead! 🤎 [book…

From Richard Ford to John Updike, read a list of iconic Irish actor Cillian Murphy's favorite books that explore male violence.

After John Green announced the title of his sixth book, it immediately rose to #84 on the Amazon.com best-seller list. And that was just the title! He foolishly promised to personally sign each pre-ordered copy...

book : peer e kamil (Urdu Novel) quote from Salar sikandar

“Fear hates daylight, so it usually comes by cloak of darkness to haunt. It arrives when you’re not at the helm when you’re not really conscious of your own thinking.” Chris Michaels I love the quo…

This is very serious business indeed. (Note: I was unable to date this particular image, but this advice was circulating as early as 1895. OK, history lesson over!)