"Where books breathe and thoughts wander free"
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! Sometimes a book grabs you in a way you didn’t expect, keeping you turning pages even when you think you know what might happen next. That’s exactly how The Housemaid’s Secret felt for me—fast-paced, full of twists, and quietly unsettling in the way it kept me wondering about what was really going... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! How are you feeling as the new year begins? Do you ever get that sudden sense on January 1st that it’s a fresh start? I do too! And this year, in 2026, I noticed something different: I didn’t feel much about the whole “new year, new me” vibe at first. In fact,... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! I know I went completely MIA without a single word… but I’m back, and I’ve got a swoon-worthy romance to talk about!💜 Ever wondered what makes a love story truly unforgettable? This book had me hooked from the first page, with the "enemies-to-lovers plot". It’s the kind of story that makes you... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! Horror has a way of creeping under your skin, and A Head Full of Ghosts is no exception. Blurring the lines between reality and the supernatural, Paul Tremblay crafts a story that makes you question every page you turn. Curious? Read more to know more👇🏼 The lives of the Barretts, a normal... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! Ever stumbled upon a book that made you go, “Wait… did that really just happen?” That was me with Priest by Sierra Simone. This isn’t your typical romance—it’s bold, provocative, and unapologetically steamy, wrapped in a storyline that tugs at both your heart and your boundaries. If you’ve ever found yourself drawn... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam!There are days when I open my blog and feel a strange kind of stillness. Not the peaceful kind—but the kind where doubt quietly slips in and asks,“Why would anyone want to read this?”“Are your words even worth being seen?”I’ve been sitting with that feeling lately. Not trying to fight it, just… observing... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! In a world that constantly tells us to shrink, perfect, or fix our bodies, we often forget the simplest truth—our bodies have carried us through everything. They’ve protected us, healed us, and held us upright when the world felt too heavy. This poem is a gentle reminder to extend love and gratitude... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! “Have you ever closed a book and realized you don’t remember how it made you feel?” Sometimes, I feel like reading has this "finish-it-and-move-to-next" attitude, rather than being a slow immersive activity. In this time of 24/7 content, we have an abundance — a plethora of books to read. And the zeal... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! It’s monsoon season here, and that means cozy vibes all around—rain gently tapping on the windows, a warm cup of chai in hand, and your favourite comfort read to keep you company. Bliss, isn’t it? Speaking of comfort reads, Practice Makes Perfect fits the mood perfectly. It’s a sweet, heartwarming, and steamy... Continue Reading →
Hiya, Ruminative Fam! My Dark Vanessa is not your typical comfort read, but it's one that grips you deeply. It’s an intense, emotional story that dives into trauma, memory, and the grey areas of power and consent. It made me pause, reflect, and read between the silences. If you’re in the mood for something that's... Continue Reading →
It awakes,as the dawn breaks.The little light outsidepasses by like a stranger.It looks around,gives an evil smile."Time for work," it says.It moves — slowly, steadily,creeping into my room,drawing closer,eyes locked on me.Focused on one thing:pulling me from sleep."Up you go," it whispers."There’s work to be done."It won’t stopuntil the task is done,the task of waking... Continue Reading →
The pressure to read “smart books” is real—and here’s how I found my way back to joy. Hiya, Ruminative Fam! I was recently re-organizing my bookshelf, and guess what I found? Even though I never read self-help books, I somehow had a whole bunch of them. Why, you ask? Honestly, I don’t know. Maybe I... Continue Reading →
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