It's Fridaaaay! The first week of February is officially over. Say what?

I'm rounding up some of my favorite pins from this week. Enjoy my loves!

1// This is my life.

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2// This is not okay. Thanks John Green.

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3// Delight yourself.

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4// One of my favorite fictional characters like, ever.

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5// Summer. I'm ready for you.

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Have a wonderful weekend! And stay warm.

My favorite... books

I don't know about you, but one of my favorite things in the world is a good book. 

And I love talking about those books. 

So, I've decided to share a few of my favorites.

1// The Fault In Our Stars. I just recently read this book after hearing about it for the longest time and seeing the trailer for the movie. And I fell in love. It also broke my heart. But mostly, I fell in love.

DISCLAIMER: If you choose to read this gem, I am not responsible for any emotional trauma that will occur. 

2// The Truth About Forever. This is one of those books that makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I think it's a Sarah Dessen side effect.

3// Someday, Someday, Maybe. I reviewed this one. It's sweet and funny and light. I like that.

4// The Future of Us. Super cute and unexpected. And kind of genius.

5// The Great Gatsby. I read this for the first time in English my senior year of high school. I thought I wasn't gonna like it, but I was wrooong.

Really, I have like a thousand other books that I could talk about. But these are the ones I just have to. What books are on your list?

Good Reads | Someday, Someday, Maybe

When I first heard that Lauren Graham wrote a book, I immediately wanted to read it. I love the woman, I have ever since Gilmore Girls. (I am fully aware of my slightly unhealthy obsession with that show. What can I say? The Gilmores get me)

The story is supposed to be loosely based on Lauren's life as a struggling actress, and it's set in 1995. Franny Banks wants to make it big in New York City, and she's given herself a three year deadline to make it happen.
And the deadline is six months away.
So now Franny is determined to begin serious acting work and find love. Of course, it's not as simple as it seems.

As soon as I turned the first page of this book I knew I was hooked already. I found myself laughing out loud throughout the book, and Franny has a lot of the Lorelai Gilmore wit and charm that I love so much. That being said, Franny is also her own character. She is strong and she finds her true self in the midst of trying to be the person she thinks would be most successful.

One of the things I love most is that it's not necessarily predictable. It keeps your grip until the very last page. And oh, how I wish there were pages. Franny's story is that lovable.