#fave smol giant
2020 vs 2022 | 09.05.2022
the difference two years can make.. there’s more yellow, more queer reads, some creepy reads, even more poetry and a few beloved series
peek that philodendron brazil in the top left corner still going strong while all the others have died lmao
so as the dearest @bulletnotestudies says: with struggles but with the heart here’s my top 10 books that are on this shelf:
- the long way to a small angry planet (chambers)
- harrow the ninth (muir)
- was man von hier aus sehen kann (leky)
- the book thief (zusak)
- the invisible life of addie larue (schwab)
- iron widow (zhao)
- the princess saves herself in this one (lovelace)
- sei klug und halte dich an wunder (kaleko)
- the priory of the orange tree (shannon)
- yesterday I was the moon (unnahar)
15/100 days of productivity | 10.05.2022
trying really hard to focus on my paper but I also want to do so many other things.. hoping that regular changes of scenery (cafés & the library) will helpthings I did today:
- read Luhmann (he’s a chunky boi but I’ll finish until the end of the week)
- read Luhmann leicht gemacht (it’s so helpful!! who would’ve thought a study guide does that)
vibing to: head on fire - sigrid
16/100 days of productivity | 11.05.2022
new connections. iced coffee, too. short sleeved button up weather. soaking up the sunshine. compliments for a new tattoo.
things I did today:
- read Luhmann study guide
- duolingo
currently on repeat: fred astaire - jukebox the ghost
spring mini bingo update | 05.2022
last read:
- lakelore - mclemore 4☆ (green cover)
a magical story about two anxious teenagers learning how to deal with some of their issues. queer, fun, relatable and a gorgeous cover!
- when the moon was ours - mclemore 4☆ (banned book)
this book left me with intense yearning for that feeling of belonging. very gentle storytelling of a heartbreaking and heartwarming tale with beautiful stylistic choices!
- ella minnow pea - dunn 4.5☆ (epistolary)
a clever story about perseverance and the consequences of limited language. a hopeful dystopia that makes you laugh along the way
currently reading: in other lands - brennan (underhyped prompt)
up next:
- phoenix extravagant - lee (growth)
- fabian - kästner (before birth)
- the starless sea - morgenstern (alliteration)
05.05.2022 | about tuesday (a travel log)
early hours. a blushing sunrise. overflowing excitement. art on walls and art on skin. soft and sweet. heavy feet. there’s too many places I’ve never been.
on repeat: wilhelmine - drip
Berlin will always be too big for me but I like the vibes.