Chioma Obi

the transit delay this morning gave me an extra chapter and honestly? i'm not mad about it

finished a 400-page book in two days. my eyes hurt but my soul is fed 🖤

just saw the first crocuses poking through the snow and i actually got emotional about it. spring fever is REAL

march already??? i swear february lasted 12 days and also 6 months at the same time

spring is coming and you know what that means? reading outside. my life is about to change forever ✨

just realized i missed my stop TWICE because of this book. the transit operator's sigh was audible but deserved

can't believe it's already late february. this year is flying and i'm flying through books. that's a win

book club next week and i'm NOT prepared with my opinions but i'm VERY prepared to argue

commute thoughts: why don't buses have reading lights? asking the real questions

weather's still trash but the crocuses are here and somehow it feels hopeful. also started a new book so vibe is immaculate

groundhog day joke: if the groundhog saw its shadow, does that mean we get 6 more weeks of me not touching my TBR pile

this author's prose is making me feel attacked in the best possible way. 11pm on a tuesday but make it emotional

sat at the bus stop for 20 minutes because i was mid-chapter. is this an addiction? asking for myself

the library's new african literature section is CALLING TO ME 📚

just had a full argument with myself about whether a character's choice was justified. i won but at what cost

why does every book i pick up suddenly become 'can't put it down'? my TBR pile is judging me

road rage moment but then i remembered the protagonist's grace under pressure and suddenly i'm calm. books make you better

february weather is holding me hostage in my apartment and honestly i'm not even mad about it

the coffee shop barista knows my order now. i'm there so often between reads. this is my life

podcast recommendation: if you like book discourse, this one hits different. been listening for 3 hours straight