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Oh no, started my next #HelenRuffin #ReadingBowl book this morning & this one is going to have me crying, I already know. #ReaderSky #TLSky #MiddleGrades #MGLit
June 19, 2025 at 3:29 PM
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I mean, 😮‍💨, #HelenRuffin #ReadingBowl is straight up trying to kill me 💔 We’re 70% done with Lisa Fipp’s And Then, Boom! & neither me or the mouse in my pocket is ready to name which emotion we feel most: hope, appreciation, heartbreak, absolute fury? More 💭 ⬇️ #TLSky #KidLit #BookSky #ReaderSky
The book cover for Lisa Fipps’ middle grade novel, And Then, Boom! which depicts a kid struggling to hold up a giant storm cloud against a light blue background with the title written in bright red font.
June 25, 2025 at 5:45 PM
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My reading life this summer has been a balanced mix of personal preference, book club picks, & #HelenRuffin #ReadingBowl titles, most of which have pleasantly surprised me with their complexity. 💕 Thankful for another (almost) full month of #SummerReading ahead. #BookSky #ReaderSky #TLSky
A collage of book covers for titles read during the month of June: God of the Woods; Bye Forever, I Guess; Anxious People; Mid-Air; Atmosphere; The School for Invisible Boys; And Then, Boom!; The Many Lives of Mama Love; Homegoing; Not Nothing; and The Murmur of Bees. An infographic depicting various aspects of my June reading life, including number of books read (11); number of pages read (3,830); and average rating of the books (3.83). My highest rated reads were Anxious People (4.5); Bye Forever, I Guess (4); and Atmosphere (3), and their book covers are displayed alongside their ratings. There is a pie chart depicting my fiction (91%) to nonfiction (9%) breakdown, and a bar graph showcasing the number of titles by genre and/or category: middle grade (5), historical fiction (4), literary (3), mystery (2), and LGBTQIA+ (2). Another pie chart shows my print (55%) vs audio (45%) dispersion, and another chart displays my pages read per day. The last chart, however, is inaccurate, as I don’t record daily pages read in StoryGraph, the app that created the infographic.
July 2, 2025 at 1:53 PM