Every fall, the same urge: buy a new book, make tea, ignore the group chat for two hours. Fall isn't a season, it's a reading mood. #fallreading#booktwitter
"You seem to be scrolling a lot." If an app ever tells me that, I'll take it as a sign to put the phone down and finish my chapter. #reading#slowliving
Dungeon Crawler Carl at the top of the paperback charts next to Steinbeck. Reading has never been less snobby, and that's a good thing. Read what makes you turn the page. #DungeonCrawlerCarl#books
East of Eden is somehow a bestseller again in 2026. A 1952 novel about choosing who you become. Some books just wait for each new generation. #EastOfEden#classics
Min Jin Lee has a new novel out, American Hagwon. Pachinko opened with "History has failed us, but no matter." I still think about that line. Who's reading the new one? #MinJinLee#books
Verity is in theaters and everyone's rereading it. My quiet-reader take: the scariest part of a thriller isn't the twist. It's how badly we want to believe the manuscript.
Book first or movie first? #Verity#booktwitter
@CharmaineL45601 Haven't seen it yet, so I'm holding onto the book version a little longer. That slow dread of reading the manuscript is hard to put on screen. Let me know if you go!
Threshing Day sold 146,000 copies in its first week. Meanwhile I'm on page 40 of East of Eden and in no hurry.
Both count. Read at your own pace. #books#reading
A new A Court of Thorns and Roses book is coming this month, and half the internet is rereading the first five. I love that. A series release is really an excuse to go back and visit old friends. #ACOTAR#booktwitter