a tragic kind of wonderful

Books with Important Mental Health Representation

Right now, even more so than ever the topic of mental health is on all of our minds. For those of us who have dealt with mental health challenges in the past and/or are still battling them today, it is a comfort to read books where the characters are experiencing similar struggles.

listicleLBYRApril 14, 2020this is my brain in love, i. w. gregorio, the astonishing color of after, emily x.r. pan, cloudwish, fiona wood, a tragic kind of wonderful, eric lindstrom, when the stars lead to you, ronni davis, all the things that could go wrong, stewart fosterComment

What you should read according to your favorite TV romance

There are countless TV and book romances out there these days, with some focusing solely on the relationships (ahem, The Bachelor) and others that deal with things that spiral from the romance. Well, here’s a list of books to read after you’re done binging the latest TV romance!

listicleEmily ZhuJuly 10, 2019finding yvonne, brandy colbert, a match made in mehendi, nandini bajpai, secondhand heart, a tragic kind of wonderful, tamsyn murray, eric lindstromComment