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i’m very grateful @readbytiffany forced me to go t i’m very grateful @readbytiffany forced me to go to @bookcon with her 💞 

say hi if you see us! we have stickers for @subtleasian.bookclub 💌🩷✨
the art of growing up, ch 11 💌 whenever an irl f the art of growing up, ch 11 💌 

whenever an irl friend mentioned that they saw ✨this✨ space, i’d want you to hideeee… but i’m trying to take a note from my childhood self and embrace being seen. 🫂 

letting yourself be seen can be terrifying because of potential judgement, but it is also so so rewarding! this space is an example of it; i’ve made so many life long friends and grew into myself beyond imagination. and it was only possible because i allowed myself to be subject to embarrassment that i found connection. :”)

so let this be your sign to put yourself out there and be seen 🙂‍↕️🌷✨💞
pick your daily affirmation 💌✨ almost didn’t post pick your daily affirmation 💌✨ almost didn’t post this because it’s “too late” but remembered i can start at 3:29pm on a wednesday
don’t be shy, come say hiiiii 🙂‍↕️💞💫✨⭐️ don’t be shy, come say hiiiii 🙂‍↕️💞💫✨⭐️
the art of growing up, ch 10 💌 a day in the life the art of growing up, ch 10 💌 

a day in the life through my childhood lens 🌷 what would my childhood self do? probably stay in bed, wear the fun outfit, and go outside. but realistically, go to school and ballet. 🫢 this was a fun little exercise and i hope it inspires to you think what your childhood self would do in your adult shoes!
for all the former ballerinas 🩰💞 for all the former ballerinas 🩰💞
it’s all about perspective. 🤍 it’s all about perspective. 🤍
q1 defrosted ⋆。𖦹°⭒˚。⋆ ⭐️ favorites and recs from q1 defrosted ⋆。𖦹°⭒˚。⋆

⭐️ favorites and recs from this quarter: time offline, daily journaling, having one thing to look forward to every day (usually matcha for me), fried eggs and avocado toast, a day or hour with no plans each week, sezane cardigans, conversations with friends, going to the movies, heated rivalry (duh), punch cards, trying new things, moving my body, museum visits, hopecore, project hail mary amaze amaze amaze!!
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  • January 24, 2018

REVIEW: The Secret History, by Donna Tartt

how do i even begin describing my feelings for The Secret History? it’s a book i never thought i’d read, or enjoy. however, after a lot of praise, i decided to pick it up on a whim. and i loved...

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  • January 6, 2018

SERIES REVIEW: Wolf by Wolf & Blood for Blood, by Ryan Graudin

i don’t know why i waited this long to read Wolf by Wolf. probably because it’s no longer a loud NEW RELEASE and probably because it’s not very hyped, but BUT this duology is so so wonderful. the world is...

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  • October 9, 2017

REVIEW: Without Merit, by Colleen Hoover (Blog Tour + Giveaway)

hey everyone! i’m so honored and excited to be part of the blog tour for without merit by colleen hoover! i’ve only ever read one colleen hoover book before, and that was hopeless, which i LOVED. i’ve been dying to...

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  • July 25, 2017

REVIEW: the bear and the nightingale, by katherine arden

one of the few books i remember owning in my childhood was this giant book of illustrated fairy tales. i read each story at least twenty times, but the one i read the most was the tale of vasilisa the...

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  • May 19, 2017

REVIEW: A Million Junes, by Emily Henry

i’ve read many many amazing books these past few months, but never one that made me want to start reviewing again. but A Million Junes makes me want to share something; it makes me want to feel something deeper and...

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  • January 12, 2017

REVIEW: scythe, by neal shusterman

THIS BOOK IS PHENOMENAL. when i received this title in the mail – having known nothing about the story or read anything by the author – i wasn’t sure if i’d like it. i sworn off dystopian novels after reading one...

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  • September 23, 2016

REVIEW: heartless, by marissa meyer

marissa meyer twisted together a tale that is different, and yet familiar. i had high expectations going on HEARTLESS. marissa meyer is one of my favorite authors and ALICE IN WONDERLAND is one of my favorite stories. naturally, the mix...

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  • June 24, 2016

REVIEW: how it feels to fly, by kathryn holmes

it’s frightening how much i related with the main character. HOW IT FEELS TO FLY is a book that is ME. the story follows a ballet dancer who struggles with anxiety, panic attacks, and body image issues. although i don’t...

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