5 Bookish TikTok Users to Check Out!

5 Bookish TikTok Users to Check Out!

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These days, TikTok is taking over the world! From dance routines to yummy recipes to sneaky life hacks, TikTok is a platform that lets users create sixty second videos and upload them to a whole web of users centering around virtually anything! Books and literature are no exception, so here are five bookish TikTok users to check out the next time you find yourself scrolling through the app!   1. @berrybookpages @Berrybookpages is all of our favorite book memes but in real life! Her bio, which reads “CEO of falling in love with emotionally unavailable book characters,” perfectly sums up …

5 Inspiring Female Memoirs to Celebrate Women’s History Month

5 Inspiring Female Memoirs to Celebrate Women’s History Month

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As we continue to celebrate Women’s History Month, here are five inspiring memoirs from some of the most powerful and compelling women of our era.     1. Small Fry by Lisa brennan-jobs Everyone knows tech-mogul, Steve Jobs. However in Small Fry, his daughter, Lisa Brennan-Jobs details the complicated relationship she had with her father throughout her youth and early adulthood. Lisa talks about how growing up with the emerging Silicon Valley shaped her life and how her difficult relationship with her father influenced the person she is today.   image via Amazon   2. The Girl Who Smiled Beads by clemantine wamariya …

9 Female Poets to Celebrate Women’s History Month

9 Female Poets to Celebrate Women’s History Month

In honor of Women’s History Month, here are nine contemporary female poets that are making a big impact! 1. Warsan Shire Even before her poetry was featured in Beyonce’s Lemonade, Warsan Shire has been a poetic super-star with a cult following. Shire’s work centers around feminist issues, race displacement, immigrant and refugee experiences, trauma, and politics. Her most notable works include Teaching My Mother How to Give Birth and Her Blue Body.   image via The New Yorker   2. Rupi Kaur Another poetic super-star, Rupi Kaur, initially gained a following through social media. She was one of the forerunners of …

5 Books to Celebrate World Wildlife Day

5 Books to Celebrate World Wildlife Day

Why not take a walk on the wild side? In honor of World Wildlife Day, here are 5 books that celebrate all things wild.     1. The Jungle Book by rudyard kipling A classic tale beloved by many, The Jungle Book tells the tale of young Mowgli, a child lost in the jungles of India, who is raised by a pack of wolves. He must learn from the animals how to abide by the laws of the wild jungle in order to survive. This is a classic tale that shows us animals and humans can get along.   image via amazon …

9 New Books to Read in March

9 New Books to Read in March

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Looking for something new to read this month? Look no further than these nine new novels set for release throughout the coming weeks! 1. The Grace Kelly Dress by Brenda Janowitz  Inspired by Grace Kelly’s iconic wedding dress, this novel tells the story of how this special dress plays a role in the lives of different women. From an orphan who created the dress itself in 1958, all the way to a powerful CEO in 2020 who plans to wear the garment for her upcoming wedding, this dress has touched the lives of many different women over the years. The Grace …