I never realised how colourful the bookshelves are that’s so cute

the shelves look sooo good!! Loving your book content 🩷

we have similar reading tastes!💗 love the books vids!

@angelikascorner

2 ай бұрын

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Love this! Such a variety of books. Can’t wait to see more. Maybe you can do a tbr at the beginning of the month and when you do your wrap up you can compare it to your tbr 😃😃

@angelikascorner

2 ай бұрын

Will try doing that! 🩷

This Daisy Hates series sounds super interesting... I mean the concept of the two series, which happened at the same time. I just don't know if I can handle that much drama and miss communication😅

@angelikascorner

2 ай бұрын

It’s honestly A LOT of drama and miscommunication so if you read it honestly prepare mentally 😭😂

I find Daisy Haites much better than Magnolia however, the final Magnolia book is pretty good. Hoping to get to The Chestnut Spring Series this summer. You should read "A Million Junes" by Emily Henry it's so good.

i love summer as a name and winter as a name but i'm not sure how i feel about them used for sisters

@angelikascorner

2 ай бұрын

Same honestly but it kind of goes with the plot of the parents being not the best

Have you read the Gossip Girl books? I'm just about to start Magnolia Parks

@angelikascorner

2 ай бұрын

I have not! But I heard it’s very different from the show

Ok, you are the only person I "know" that reads romance and Knows what a healthy romance is, so can you recommend some titles with healthy relationships? If you also have something appropriate for a 13 year old (my daughter) it would be even better, if not, no problem I need a recommendation as well 😊 I never read romance but I want to start ☺️👍

@angelikascorner

2 ай бұрын

I think it all depends what you think healthy is honestly I think some conflict is good as long as it doesn’t verge on abuse. I think Elsie Silver is good at that and Emily Henry. For a 13 year old it’s difficult because MOST books these days have at least some sexual content in them so it depends on what you’re comfortable with her reading about. Like for example I’d say Emily Henry’s relationships are super healthy but they’re typically about 30+ year olds with some sex. On the other hand Magnolia Parks has no on page sex but has drugs, alcohol, and toxicity. It’s very hard these days to know what to recommend to anyone below the age of 16 ish. Maybe you can start her on some YA fantasy and go from there?