Favorite books I've read throughout my adulthood jo
It's amazing
It has everything
Romance, drama, it's just amazing
Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston, Paperback
First book mm dark romance and let me tell you omg best book ever
I absolutely adore the characters and the plot is insane
Kiss the Villain (Villain, #1) by Rina Kent
So, yeah, I probably shouldn't put this in here.But heated rivalry is one of the greatest books I have ever read in the last year.It's so beautiful, and it's so worth it.If you buy it, I promise you you will not regret buying it.And or reading it
Heated Rivalry: Now Streaming on Crave & HBO Max
A must-read for anyone looking to move beyond just 'making things look pretty.' It breaks down how to use narrative to create more impactful, human-centered designs.
Design Is Storytelling by Ellen Lupton
This is fantastic for inspiration. It offers a deep dive into how design influences everything around us, making it a great coffee table book or study resource.
POP: How Graphic Design Shapes Culture - Heller
Perfect for when you're feeling a creative block. It’s filled with puzzles and challenges that actually help sharpen your visual thinking skills.
Graphic Design Play Book: Visual Thinking
This is a game-changer for mindset. It combines neuroscience with practical advice on how to stay positive and actually attract better opportunities into your life.
Cómo hacer que te pasen cosas buenas: Entiende tu cerebro
A beautiful, calming read. It’s perfect for anyone trying to find a little more peace and mindfulness in their daily routine. Highly recommend for a slow Sunday morning.
El arte de vivir (Spanish Edition)
If you’re curious about philosophy but want something easy to digest, start here. It’s a very clear, introductory guide to understanding core principles of mindfulness
What the Buddha Taught: Revised & Expanded
A relatable and raw look at navigating your twenties. It feels like a conversation with a friend who actually gets the 'quarter-life crisis' and the pressure of figuring things out.
Twenty Something by Ron Lim
Super structured and clear. If you're tired of apps that don't explain the why behind the rules, this workbook is the best way to actually start building your own sentences
Korean Grammar for Beginners: Textbook & Workbook
I love that this feels more approachable than a standard textbook. It’s great for self-study and covers everything from basic Hangul to conversational phrases
Complete Learn Korean for Adult Beginners (3 in 1)
The ultimate cure for 'blank page syndrome.' It gives you quick, fun prompts that take the pressure off so you can just focus on practicing your sketching every day.
301 Things to Draw - 2nd Edition: Creative Prompts
A spicy, fun, and emotional read. If you love a good 'return to hometown' trope with a lot of personality and queer representation, you won’t be able to put this down.
Delilah Green Doesn't Care (Bright Falls, #1) by Ashley Herring Blake