bel | booktwt ⚢

#booktwt introduction! ⋆.ೃ࿔*:･ bel | 19 | she/they | lesbian ♡ fav genres: romance fantasy classics sci-fi favs: ~The locked tomb ~The starving saints ~ The fifth season ~Jane Eyre ~A tale of two cities ~Kiss her once for me storygraph: app.thestorygraph.com/profile/belsis…

tried to rage bait my mom by telling her i’m skipping class today to read and she said “that’s great, make yourself happy baby”??? anyway, now i’m actually skipping class to read

fun fact: i had to deactivate my last booktwt account almost exactly when it hit 3k because i got a hit tweet bashing colleen hoover and it got shared to booktok and people were NAWT happy with me ajsjsj (literally discovered it on my own fyp too)

OMG WAIT THERES 3000 OF YOU!! that’s so crazy!! giving you all a (consensual) kiss on the forehead 💞💞💞

book was good. me likey. you should read.

ianthe for the whiteboard

got scared for a bit there and thought i was outgrowing YA so soon, turns out “i hope this doesn’t find you” was just ass

people, especially lesbians, who don’t want to read sapphic books baffle me. i’ve read 40 books this year, 31 of which were sapphic 😭😭

idk what to tweet

trying to read other books after finishing a book you really loved is like being at a buffet and picking at your food, because why does nothing sound nearly as good rn

“She knew me then, at the beginning of ourselves, and she knew me now, here at the end, when she did not even know herself.” shut up. i’m gonna cry.

one of my favorite things about tlt is how sick everyone’s names are, eg: dulcinea septimus, harrowhark nonagesimus, coronabeth tridentarius, palamedes sextus!! hello?? muir ate a thousand times over

YIPEEE did not expect that but i’m glad nonetheless

i can’t write proper reviews because i really can’t put all my emotions into words. maybe that’s a tad dramatic because they’re not perfect and you have to suspend your disbelief a bit, but it was such a beautiful story and it really stuck with me, i can’t recommend it enough

Twitter was launched 19 years ago. What is your favorite tweet ever?

was this book unrealistic and flawed in some areas? yes. but i ate this bitch up. also, did you know that women were having sex with strap-ons as far back as 1023?? i didn’t, til this book prompted me to read an article on the history of strap-ons

starting a good book means you eventually have to finish a good book and i don’t think that sits right with me