Do you know what today is? Galentine’s Day!
Because of my love for Parks & Recreation and the holidays they create (Galentine’s Day, Treat Yo Self Day), I put together a display of female friendship books at my bookstore!
daydreaming about books
Do you know what today is? Galentine’s Day!
Because of my love for Parks & Recreation and the holidays they create (Galentine’s Day, Treat Yo Self Day), I put together a display of female friendship books at my bookstore!
Spooky, scary season is upon us—the best month of the year gives us the best vibes (you can try to fight me on this one). I may be a scaredy cat, but that doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate the spooky nature of Halloween, nor does it mean I wouldn’t read a horror book.
I bring you a curation of the teen books for Halloween—anthologies, body horror, queer ghost stories and more!
TEEN HORROR BOOKS |
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Last time, I showcased fiction books for Hispanic Heritage Month; this time, it’s the teen and kids—specifically Middle Grade—books. You’ll find books exploring ghosts and Mexican urban legends, being an American with undocumented parents, what it means to be illegal, finding love in the most unexpected places, and so much more!
Forget about Julia Alvarez, House on Mango Street and Love in the Time of Cholera! It’s time for new classics.
In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, I’m showcasing books by Latinx authors that are an instant must for your bookshelves—familial strife, feminine power, psychological horror, immigrants searching for that American dream, and much more! These are the books my co-worker and I have curated for a display at work.
FICTION |
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GRAPHIC NOVELS |
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