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I’m not calling this a TBR because I don’t want to feel obligated to read any of these or feel as though I can’t (or perhaps more accurately, shouldn’t) read something not included here. I’m so glad that I’m finally reading this considering it’s been sitting on my bookshelf since it came out back in 2017. So of course I’m hoping to read at least one or two of those this month as well. I’m thinking The Strangers will be next for me, but I’m not 100% sure.

I kind of want to revamp things as much as I can and clean things up a bit so things are more organized for me (and all of you! ). When I first started blogging, I kind of dove into it without thinking about longevity and making things easier for future-me But there are some other things that I’d like to post about from time to time so that may be a thing soon. Things are kind of up in the air for me right now and I have about a million things I want to work on, but lord, I miss you guys! ! !

I’ve been loving this new adventure and I want to give this new opportunity the time and attention it deserves. And while I’m super excited about selling Posh, it also means I have to take more time away from blogging. I may still pop in from time to time to share something if inspiration strikes, but don’t count on it. I’m not on there super frequently, but I may get on it more now so that I’m not totally out of the loop of what’s going on in our lovely little community.

This was an absolutely fantastic panel and the authors provided a lot of insight into why they write the things they write. An overwhelming theme here was that many of these authors felt that things they had gone through as teens weren’t reflected in any books that were available to them at the time The authors on this panel were Kiersten White (again, hilarious The three books I had but did not get signed were Furyborn by Claire Legrand, The Darkest Part of the Forest by Holly Black, and Dance of Thieves by Mary E. Pearson.