to-read
(964)
currently-reading (4)
read (513)
did-not-finish (8)
female-sleuths (86)
historical-mystery (85)
tackling-my-owned-tbr (71)
queer-lgbt (69)
mystery (64)
graphic-novels (58)
girl-power (49)
mrs-jeffries-mysteries (39)
currently-reading (4)
read (513)
did-not-finish (8)
female-sleuths (86)
historical-mystery (85)
tackling-my-owned-tbr (71)
queer-lgbt (69)
mystery (64)
graphic-novels (58)
girl-power (49)
mrs-jeffries-mysteries (39)
romance
(34)
historical-lgbt-rainbow (28)
things-that-go-bump-in-the-night (28)
young-adult (25)
cozy-mystery (22)
poirot (22)
magic (20)
treasure-memories-from-childhood (20)
sherlock-holmes (19)
delights-of-2022 (18)
middle-grade (18)
children (17)
historical-lgbt-rainbow (28)
things-that-go-bump-in-the-night (28)
young-adult (25)
cozy-mystery (22)
poirot (22)
magic (20)
treasure-memories-from-childhood (20)
sherlock-holmes (19)
delights-of-2022 (18)
middle-grade (18)
children (17)
“Family is not whose blood runs in your veins, it's who you'd spill it for.”
― Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone
― Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone
“You can’t put people in prison for being stupid. The prisons aren’t big enough.”
― Grave Expectations
― Grave Expectations
“Every basic task starts to feel like a decision, and that becomes so draining that you end up unable to make any of them.”
― Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone
― Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone
“It's important to note that neither British nor American English is the "correct" one, and in fact, there's no proper way to speak, or write, or spell. The thing about language is that it can't stay still. Restless and impatient, it races forward without waiting for our dictionaries to catch up. The changes made in this book are meant to make it easier for us to understand each other. That's the entire point of having language in the first place.
In fact, I would say that if a person is rude about the way you speak, write, or spell, they are showing a distinct lack of understanding, and it's perfectly reasonable to make up a creative word to describe them.”
― A Dictionary of Scoundrels
In fact, I would say that if a person is rude about the way you speak, write, or spell, they are showing a distinct lack of understanding, and it's perfectly reasonable to make up a creative word to describe them.”
― A Dictionary of Scoundrels
“I wouldn't go so far as to say the Mad Russian was like a father figure to me. More like a perpetually drunk uncle who let me play with sharp things at a tender age.”
― Murder Under Her Skin
― Murder Under Her Skin
Anna’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Anna’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
More friends…
Favorite Genres
Polls voted on by Anna
Lists liked by Anna



























































