I don't really care about football but I've been watching the Super Bowl for the last few years because of the half time shows. This year, I'm hosting a party for what I'm referring to as "The Bunny Bowl" because I'm hyped up about this year's show.

I'm finally ready to share my pics for my 2025 bookish awards! These are some of the books I was most entertained by last year and I hope y'all will give them a try.

I don't know about y'all, but I've been screenshotting new releases every time I see them on Instagram! Between those and the books I've seen popping up on Netgalley, I was able to figure out which new books I'm excited to check out this year. Here's what I've got my eyes on:

June was a slow month for me, in regards to reading, thanks to an increase in my workload and a couple of successful Pride Month outings.

If you've been wondering where I've been, my usual response is: reading, working, worrying, writing, gaming, and probably watching tv.

On May 8th, 2025 the Trump administration abruptly fired Dr. Carla Hayden, the 14th Librarian of Congress. Hayden was the first woman AND African American to lead this library. During her tenure, she led the library’s digitization efforts and made their collections more accessible to the American public.

Some might wonder why libraries are important and why shutting down the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is such a big deal.

Whenever I'm feeling hopeless, I try to to find something to look forward to like a get together with my friends or a new book.

It's important to remember: We existed in the past. We exist now. And we will continue to exist in the future.

If you’ve never read a book by James Baldwin, I recommend his work to you. His insight on American culture is invaluable.

AfroLatine authors I want to share with y'all.

Friends, I have a pairing of two fantastic books for you! But before I get into it, I need to set the stage. My maternal family have...

I'm often at odds with the choices that The New York Times makes so here are my best books of the 21st century.

It’s a snowy day and I finally have some time to share some of the books I really want to read this year. Some of them are upcoming...

This year, I’m not really interested in reaching a certain number of books. I don’t feel like it 😄So here’s what I narrowed my goals...

Hey y'all! I know it's been quite a while but I'm back now. 2023 felt like it lasted two seconds for me. So much happened that I keep...

🏳️‍⚧️Have y’all heard about the Trans Rights Read-a-thon yet?🏳️‍⚧️ It was from March 20-27th in 2023. Sim Kern (@sim_bookstagrams_badly...

Arranged by release date (which publishers may changes). January 25 The Department of Rare Books and Special Collections by Eva Jurczyk...

Just like most of you, I've been looking back on 2021 and thinking about what I hope to accomplish or go for this year. Here are the main...