May’s bookish wallpaper freebies are here! We’re celebrating soem new and upcoming fantasy releases, as well as a recent sci-fi favorite! Spruce up your desktop or phone…it needs it.

When I first started reading book one of the Aurora Cycle, Aurora Rising by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff, I felt like I was reading a teen Freeform show with all the cheesy one-liners, and jokes. BUT…

I’m calling it now: Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros is going to be the IT Romantasy read of the summer. And I’m fully convinced Booktok and Bookstagram are going to be filled with posts about this book.

There’s no way around it—if you like your magic systems clear and structured, this is not the book for you. Mara plays fast and loose with her magic system, and as someone who reads a lot of epic fantasy, I found it so frustrating.

With the closing announcement, many of us have been wondering where to go next? While none of these are a perfect replacement for our beloved Book Depository, here you’ll find a list of alternatives.

April’s bookish wallpaper freebies are here! All meant to evoke the freshness of Spring, and a love of books! Fandom neutral this time.

This South Asian-inspired YA Fantasy is a quick read and centers around four royal siblings who all pretty much hate each other. However…

Many of us see magical worlds and characters come to life vividly in our minds. But for those who don’t, adaptations to the small or big screen can be the first time a reader sees their favorite stories visualized. These are some of my favorites!

It’s been almost a week since I’ve finished Alone with You in the Ether by Olivie Blake, and I’m still processing my feelings on it. It’s not a romance in the traditional sense.

There’s something beautiful about slowing things down and romanticizing your life a bit. So here’s some inspo…but make it bookish.

Now, there are some people, like myself, who do create LOTR content on a somewhat regular basis, but the Creators I’ve mentioned below, post almost exclusively about Tolkien, LOTR, and Middle-earth.

I’m still reeling with emotions after just finishing the finale book in the War of Lost Hearts series, Mother of Death and Dawn, a stunning conclusion to this completed fantasy romance series

Reading The Lord of the Rings can be an intimidating task for many readers, especially those who are new to the fantasy genre or an older style of writing. Here’s your ultimate guide…

The War of Lost Hearts series continues to pick up steam on Booktok and Bookstagram, and I can now fully understand why. It’s SO good.

I have so many feelings after finishing this third installment in The Winternight Trilogy by Katherine Arden. The Winter of the Witch book picks up directly where book two ended, and it’s not a happy beginning.

March’s wallpapers are here! More from our Lord of the Rings buddy read and Booktok’s Romantasy fave, Carissa Broadbent…

I’m a big proponent of DNF’ing (Did Not Finish) a book. But how do you categorize these books on your Goodreads shelf?

If The Horse and His Boy was your favorite Chronicles of Narnia book growing up, you will love this book. As you know from my review of book one of The Winternight Trilogy, I wasn’t convinced this series was for me at first.