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I’m passionate about books, and that will always be my foundation, but I’m much more comfortable talking about other things I love too: places, music, foods and drinks, shops, publications. Because it’s been eight years and I’m overdue for a personal audit, I’m going to review a lot of the way I unconsciously structure my Instagram. (It’s also easier to maintain a genuine perspective when I’m posting words, because I feel like I can tamper those images down more if necessary.) Recently, I haven’t been posting as many book photos (because I’ve been reading a ton of ebooks from the library) and that’s a way my feed has changed.

The novella, Zooey, is named for Zooey Glass, the second-youngest member of the Glass family. May 9, 2006 Publisher: Knopf Books for Young Readers Francesca is stuck at St. Sebastian’s, a boys’ school that pretends it’s coed by giving the girls their own bathroom. Then there’s Francesca’s mother, who always thinks she knows what’s best for Francesca I’m rereading it now, and there are so many more that I’ve highlighted (on an eBook version from the library, since my paperback copy is at home), but I forget that quality of a book: that it can change and take on new layers as I get older and have new experiences.

When Julia Buchanan enrolls at St. Anne’s at the beginning of junior year, Charlotte Ryder already knows all about the former senator’s daughter. But almost immediately, she is drawn into the larger than-life-new girl’s world—a world of midnight rendezvous, dazzling parties, palatial vacation homes, and fizzy champagne cocktails. The romantic story of a girl who gets plucked from obscurity to star in the next major feature film franchise based on a book and the ensuing love triangles she gets entangled in on—-and off screen. But when troubled star Jordan Wilder lands the role of the other point in the movie’s famous love triangle, Paige’s crazy new life gets even crazier.

When it’s been a while since I’ve gotten the chance to read — or I read only in bits and fragments To break it down for you, that’s 68% of the books I’ve read this entire year. I’m not sure if I’ve been tearing through books more quickly than normal because of the pure quantity of reads I’ve consumed lately, or whether I’ve just been more focused on them. I’ve been reading a lot of my favorite series, recently, for several reasons: * it’s easy to tear through books when you’re primed to the story, characters, and dynamic already