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June 17th - Female author Tbh I predominantely read books written by female authors, so like 95% of all my books are by female authors. B. K. Borison is one of my absolute faves though 💌🌹

June 2026 JOMPBPC: Day 12 Floral

June 2026 JOMPBPC: Day 8 Feel-Good Read

JOMP BPC: this month’s favorite ‘One thing needs to be made clear: I did not kill my twin sister.’

ALT J OMP Book Photo Challenge - May 23 - Book Dedication Dedication in the front of The Space Cat by Nnedi Okorafor, illustrated by Tana Ford.

May, 22nd: Books and Plants My plants are having a bad leaf day today 🫠

JOMP BPC - 17th June June - Female Author Surprising no one with my choice :-)

JOMP BPC - 8th June - Feel-Good Read I read this brick of a book while I was on holiday. It’s not feel-good in the sense of nothing bad happening - the female protagonist has many challenging and downright horrible experiences as her story unfolds. But for me it was definitely feel-good in that it was an entertaining historical romp with lots of characters, and lots of twists and turns. It kept me entertained throughout its 540 pages.

JOMP BPC: Away from home

May 26th - Oldest Favourite 3 generations of old favourites from my childhood to my teenage years to young adulthood 🌱

JOMP BPC || June 13 || Representation Matters:

June 8th - Feel-Good Read The Well Met series by Jen DeLuca, a romance renaissance-faire series ☀️🍻🎪🎭

JOMP BPC || May 23 || Book Dedication:

JOMP BPC - 21st May - Read for School I did an english literature ‘O’ level many years ago, and we studied poetry by Philip Larkin, Ted Hughes, and R S Thomas, because obviously, only white men write poetry!

JOMP BPC || June 12 || Floral:

June 2026 JOMPBPC: Day 11 Library Or Bookstore?

JOMP BPC || June 3 || LGBTQIA+ Pride:

May 25th - Borrowed Borrowed from my sister 🧸⭐️ (feat. my nightstand + my current read)

JOMP BPC || May 22 || Books and Plants:

JOMP Book Photo Challenge April 2026: 22: Books and Plants This Poison Heart by Kalynn Bayron. A bit cheating with this one, as I havenn’t read it yet, but based on what I know, it is probably the book in my collection where plants play the biggest role.