What if your home could feel just as magical as the worlds you love to read about? Here is how to bring bookish whimsy into every room. 🕯️

My very first vampire read, a rainy weekend, and a heroine who made me root for her from page one. Here's my review of The Last Raven. 🕯️

Whether you're a cottagecore witch or a cat witch curled up by candlelight…this reading list has something for every kind of witch. 🕯️

Romantasy has a way of slowly building us up to savagely break us down and we wouldn't have it any other way.

Ever feel more like a gremlin living under a bridge and less like the main character of your own story?

Yeah. Same.

Don't worry, it happens to all of us, but today that changes. 🖤

Books & Bewitchment was one of those books that had me highlighting the very first sentence and clutching the book to my chest in a hug at the very last.

Despite all our dreams of having a rolling ladder with large Beauty-and-the-Beast-type shelves, let's face it…we all don't live in the palace to go with it. Still, that doesn't mean we can't create perfect whimsy-filled reading corners in our homes.

Darth Vader. Cersei Lannister. Captain Hook. Petyr Baelish. The truth is, I love to hate a good villain. And here's what I've learned from the ones who haunt us most.

We've all been there, walking through the bookstore, the heavenly smell of books and coffee lingering in the air. The debate about romance novels needing sex is louder than ever. I have thoughts. Gentle ones. But thoughts.

As an avid reader myself, I know how amazing it is to read an awesome book for the very first time. The kind of feeling you get when an author makes you feel seen.

I think about this book every time I order a latte. Which, considering how much coffee I drink , means I think about it a lot.