mimisreadingnook
•Mimi's Reading Nook•
hey there, i love to read and talk abt books! 🌺 i use #mine to keep track of my original posts and empty blogs that follow me will be blocked 🩷
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The Girl Who Waited
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i believe you can always get back to yourself. you can always soften into being again. no matter how long you might be stuck in a pattern of unhappiness, of being jaded, of feeling guarded from the world in some way. there is always a path back. give yourself a chance to find it.
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London book haul ✨
I had a list of books I wanted to buy and only 3 of those were on it, haha. It was Before the Coffee Gets Cold, The Jasmine Throne and I Wish You All the Best. I had spotted quite a few other books that sounded really good, but Where the Dark Stands Still, The Briar Book of the Dead and How to Solve Your Own Murder just stood out above the others
I've read I Wish You All the Best in the past (several times actually) and have a post about it, but I really wanted to own a physical copy because I love it so much. And I've also read The Briar Book of the Dead since I came back and loved it! I'm currently on How to Solve Your Own Murder, which is pretty intriguing so far
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“‘Mina.’ She said my name softly, like a prayer. Like an incantation.”
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a sudden urge to reorganize the books (i'm scared. i'm never happy with the way they're arranged)
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reading under the blossom trees this april 💌
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thrifted bookish finds 15.apr.24
today's book haul is made up of murder mysteries, irish fiction, contemporary fiction, historical fiction and fantasy.
book titles:
The Battersea Park Road to Paradise by Isabel Losada - memoir, self help.
The Appeal by Janice Hallett - murder mystery, thriller.
The Man Who Died Twice by Richard Osman - murder mystery, cozy mystery.
The Bookshop on the Shore by Jenny Colgan - romance, chick lit.
The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon - historical fiction, dark academia.
The Burning Chambers by Kate Mosse - historical fiction, dark academia.
The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood - literary fiction, mystery.
The Soil by Yi Kwang Su - translated lit, classic lit, Asian lit.
Celtic Fairy Tales by Joseph Jacobs - myths & legends, classic lit.
The Oxford Book of Ireland edited by Patricia Craig - Irish lit, anthology of short stories & poetry, classic lit.
The Winter Road by Adrian Selby - epic fantasy, dark fantasy.
Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James - sci fi, mythology, African lit.
taking the education of irish history and culture into my own hands. I'm still conflicted over my identity as someone with parents from two different countries and cultures while having been born and raised in a third country. time to stop wondering and get educated on the things, people and places that made me.
I took these pictures myself. Some of these books are old, some were just poorly handled over the years, and all were thrifted across the second-hand stores of Dublin. Find more bookish content under the 'nejj bookblr tag'.
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If im reading a 800 page book I should be freed of all other responsibilities in my life. Like sorry I can’t do that right now because im reading this long ass book. Yeah you know how it is
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bookmark collection 4/?
mushroom foraging bookmark by wearefrogs (prev rootpeople), with mexican gothic, the dawnhounds, & green rising
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It’s Lonely At The Centre Of The Earth by Zoe Thorogood
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