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February is the perfect month to disappear into fantasy, and my February 2026 TBR is packed with atmospheric standalones, short emotional reads, gothic houses, and dark retellings.
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Discover 10 books that explore gratitude in all its forms, from heartwarming stories about love, friendship, and family to thought-provoking reads that make you appreciate life, choice, and perspective. This curated list includes a mix of genres and moods, helping you slow down, reflect, and feel thankful even in challenging or emotional moments. Perfect for…
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December reading did not go exactly as planned, but it delivered one unexpected favorite and plenty of strong opinions. In this December 2025 reading wrap up, I share what I read, what surprised me, what disappointed me, and how my TBR completely went off the rails.
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A new year means a fresh TBR and unrealistic reading optimism. Join me as I plan my January 2026 reads, featuring epic fantasy, cozy horror, dark fairy tales, and gothic science fiction.
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✨ 2026 Goals | Reading Under the Northern Lights ✨ The start of a new year always makes me a little reflective. I love looking back at what the past year brought. Since Reading Under the Northern Lights officially launched in November 2025, it may look small from the outside, but to me it feels…
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I have created a specific list of 26 books I want to read in 2026. This is not a limit and not a total goal. These are simply books I am intentionally prioritizing this year because I think I will enjoy them! I would love some reading buddies so if you are on Goodreads, I…
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I am once again participating in the Reddit Fantasy Bingo Challenge, hosted by the r/fantasy community. This yearly challenge runs from April 1 through March 31 and always pushes me to read outside my comfort zone. I would love if you join me! You can find the information for the challenge here: Fantasy Book Bingo.…
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Feeling lonely this season? This installment of Books for Every Mood explores powerful, comforting, and thought-provoking books about loneliness, isolation, and finding connection. From quiet nature-filled solitude to post-apocalyptic survival, psychological horror, and hopeful stories of unexpected companionship, these recommendations offer the perfect reads for when you’re feeling disconnected and in need of a story…
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In my review of Golden Son by Pierce Brown, I share my unpopular opinion that I didn’t enjoy the book despite its popularity. While I appreciated the engaging plot and fast pacing, I found a lack of character development and emotional connection problematic. Ultimately, I rated it 3 out of 5 stars.
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November was a mixed bag for my reading. Some hyped books fell short, leaving me more critical than usual. The highlight? “The September House” was a captivating haunted tale that totally nailed it for me!