Flourish in Progress: (T)hug Life: Half hood. Half good.
Being pregnant Calendar at Alpha Mother: Amalah’s week-by-week information to the miracle of being pregnant and all the varied indignities that include it.
The Mack Information: Digesting life in bite-sized items by means of the lens of clichés, quotes & “truisms”. Usually irreverent, at all times sincere.
Barking on the Moon: In case your canine is your furry baby, you’ll chuckle out loud at Tracy Beckerman’s ebook about her household & a one-dog wrecking ball named Riley.
Welcome to xanaru: A largely humorous weblog concerning the quest for happiness by means of authenticity, Nice Danes and indiscriminate swearing. Plus hand-painted, customized paintings on luggage, jackets, backpacks & extra.
How the Hell Did I Not Know That?: Humorist Lucie Frost shares every day Instagram reels with learnings of the day—phrases, music, no matter–with loads of laughs and all of the curse phrases.
Lovely Writers ebook: Writers! This coming-of-career memoir (w/ the BEST recommendation from celeb authors, actual shit you haven’t heard) is life. A page-turning seashore learn doubling as how-to. #Magic
Florida-splaining by Cathy Salustri: We’re not all loopy assholes down right here. Actually. Right here’s a complete ebook about what makes Florida spectacular.
The Rainbow Witch: Improve Your Magic with the Secret Powers of Colour by Kac Younger. A information to paint and magic that encompasses all factions of witchcraft practices and practitioners.
Ruminating: Life is bizarre. Let’s chuckle about it collectively. Right here you’ll discover random musings on life’s unusual trajectory, private tales from an overthinker, and different enjoyable little tidbits.
His Lies Did Not Erase Me: Affected by nightmares, Stacie Ann Leininger turned to writing to assist her deal with the horrors of being compelled into silence for a number of many years after the dying and cover-up of her boyfriend once they had been simply 15. This essential assortment of poetry is the outcome.
Hyperbole and a Half by Allie Brosh: SO GOOD.
