Reach for the world but touch the hood first! Omg this bookstore is where we need to be hosting the BlackStack meetup for NYC!
The last time I started a book and I couldn’t put it down was last year, but I have a book right now I want to start reading. It was gifted to me last year before my journey to California so I feel its gems for me.
Right!! I was so excited to hear you enjoyed yourself since I knew I was going shortly after. I at one point had about 8 books in my hand and had to say to myself, okay cool your jets lol
Oooh! I'd love to spend an afternoon here! For a meet-cute? Cool! The most books I've purchased in a book haul? Maybe 5 or so. But it's been a minute. The last two books that I couldn't put down? I say two. I read them both within the past 45 days: Before I Let Go and A Love Song for Ricki Wilde. And I gravitate towards rose, but a drier one like Snoop's Cali Rose, more than a sweeter rose.
This place is beautiful! Most swank I’ve ever seen. The Classics section is a trip. I’ll probably have to make the trek just for that to see what my library is missing.
I liked The Bell in the Fog by Lev AC Rosen. It’s the sequel to Lavender House. The main character, Evander Mills, is a former detective dismissed from the force for being gay. He takes up the case of a murdered mogul. TBITF is a continuation of his adventures.
I went to a book bar in the city and I couldn’t get comfortable enough to read there. If it were daytime with just a few stragglers, maybe, but otherwise, meh.
Reach for the world but touch the hood first! Omg this bookstore is where we need to be hosting the BlackStack meetup for NYC!
The last time I started a book and I couldn’t put it down was last year, but I have a book right now I want to start reading. It was gifted to me last year before my journey to California so I feel its gems for me.
Oh it would be a perfect location. It 's a great balance of intimacy and spaciousness.
The last book that had me unwilling to put it down was Tia Williams' "A Love Song for Ricki Wilde". Do you remember the title of the one you read?
I loved the Lit Bar SO much when I went! I wish I was local because I’d surely be a regular.
Right!! I was so excited to hear you enjoyed yourself since I knew I was going shortly after. I at one point had about 8 books in my hand and had to say to myself, okay cool your jets lol
Looks so cool!
You'd love it. I imagine you're a lover of murals/artwork from your Philly days.
Yes, amazing. I’m still thinking about it today!
Their slogan: Lit, lit literature; Lit, like drunk is priceless! Last couldn’t put down: Sweet, Soft, Plenty Rhythm by Laura Wardell
I was like oooohhhh thats so good! They got their brand on lock lol. Never heard of this book but adding it to be TBR, thanks!
Ps - I like white burgundy, and red blends but a semi-sweet or dry rose on a summers day is always appreciated! What about you?
I say I love everything sweet until it gives me a headache lol but truly a well balanced rose can keep me happy for a min.
Oooh! I'd love to spend an afternoon here! For a meet-cute? Cool! The most books I've purchased in a book haul? Maybe 5 or so. But it's been a minute. The last two books that I couldn't put down? I say two. I read them both within the past 45 days: Before I Let Go and A Love Song for Ricki Wilde. And I gravitate towards rose, but a drier one like Snoop's Cali Rose, more than a sweeter rose.
📚I’ve read both of those titles and yes they are def hard to put down. Ricki Wilde was hilarious too.
🍷Shouts to the Rosè girls
Ricki was hilarious despite her mean sisters!
Tuesday was my fav by far. Sis stayed ready 😂
Think and grow rich. The epitome of don’t judge a book by its cover.
A really cute guy recommended it to me but I haven’t finished it yet.
This place looks incredible! 😍
The ultimate vibe
This place is beautiful! Most swank I’ve ever seen. The Classics section is a trip. I’ll probably have to make the trek just for that to see what my library is missing.
I liked The Bell in the Fog by Lev AC Rosen. It’s the sequel to Lavender House. The main character, Evander Mills, is a former detective dismissed from the force for being gay. He takes up the case of a murdered mogul. TBITF is a continuation of his adventures.
I went to a book bar in the city and I couldn’t get comfortable enough to read there. If it were daytime with just a few stragglers, maybe, but otherwise, meh.
Rosé!