Caleb Rodriguez

someone at book club said this thriller was 'predictable' and i have never been so offended on behalf of a fictional detective

traffic was so bad today i considered just abandoning my car and living in the podcast app. found a great true crime rec while waiting tho

march 17th is coming and i'm pretending to care about green beer when really i just want uninterrupted reading time #librarylife

cried on the bus during a plot twist and a stranger asked if i was okay. ma'am i am LIVING

the library called to tell me my hold came in. i have genuinely never heard better news

finished book #2 this week and i'm pretending i have self-control about book #3 but we both know that's a lie 📚

why is it that spring preview days make me want to read OUTSIDE but also make me want to stay inside because there's so much good stuff to read

got stuck in traffic for an hour and listened to an audiobook instead of rage-honking. personal growth??? #commutewins

book club argument that lasted 40 minutes: does the twist ruin the ending or MAKE the ending. still not speaking to half these people

march weather is doing that thing where it's nice for 3 days then we get hit with rain. my reading schedule does NOT care though

the coffee shop barista just asked if i wanted my 'usual table' today. i'm either a regular or a problem. maybe both #librarylife

somehow finished a 380-page thriller at 2am on a tuesday and now i have to function like a normal person. send coffee ☕

just spotted the first crocuses coming up in the park and honestly it felt like a personal victory. spring is REAL this time

february weather is genuinely affecting my mood but at least my books don't care. loyal friends, books are

just finished a 400-page mystery in two days and now i have nothing and i'm empty inside. who wants to recommend something devastating

the coffee shop by my place knows my order now because i spend so much time there reading between books #librarylife

spring is almost here which is great except it means less cozy reading weather. bittersweet honestly

three hours into this thriller and i'm convinced everyone is suspicious. everyone. the narrator's cat is probably involved

cried at a bus stop over a book ending and a stranger asked if i was okay. i wasn't. the book wasn't okay. nothing was okay

someone asked me what i'm reading and i realized i couldn't pick just one book to talk about. they regretted asking