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  • In the age of Goodreads, Amazon, and endless book blogs, star ratings have become a go-to shorthand for readers to share their opinions. But somewhere along the way, the meaning of those stars has shifted and “3 stars” has unfairly earned a reputation as a negative or dismissive review. It’s time to rethink that. Here’s…

  • Let me just say up front: I fully support therapy. Therapy is great! But sometimes… my bookshelf steps up first. When life gets overwhelming, I don’t always book a session. When I’m stressed, sad, confused, or just need to escape, I reach for a book. And honestly? My bookshelf is doing some serious emotional heavy…

  • The book world is no stranger to drama, but this week, Threads lit up over something seemingly simple: a fictional dog dying in a novel. What started as a casual behind-the-scenes post from an author quickly became a full-blown debate about reader sensitivity, author responsibility, and, most surprisingly, “dog culture.” It all began when an…

  • by Noemie Ninn Let’s be honest, reading in bed sounds peaceful, romantic, and Instagram-worthy. You imagine yourself tucked under a blanket, soft light glowing, a cup of tea on the nightstand. In reality? It’s a full-contact sport with hazards, endurance challenges, and the occasional injury. Here’s why every dedicated bedtime reader deserves a medal. 🏋️‍♀️ The Arm Workout…

  • by Noemie Ninn If you’ve been hanging around the bookish corners of social media lately, you’ve probably seen the buzz. Readers and authors are talking about boycotting Amazon and Kindle Unlimited (KU). Many independent booksellers and readers were frustrated to see Amazon launch a major book sale on Independent Bookshop Day, a move seen by some as undermining…