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Sarah Bailey | bookstagram (@read.with.prncss1204) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets and Dogs. The account has 7,346 followers and 982 published posts. Recent posts average 34 likes and 25 comments, an engagement rate of 0.82%.

Sarah Bailey | bookstagram belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Sarah Bailey | bookstagram follows 5,393 accounts, close to one account followed for each of the 7,346 followers. Sarah Bailey | bookstagram uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Sarah Bailey | bookstagram under 3 categories, led by Personal blog and followed by Pets and Dogs.

The Instagram bio for Sarah Bailey | bookstagram runs to 19 words across 7 lines. Emoji sit alongside the words. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Sarah Bailey | bookstagram dates from June 2026.

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โ€œBravery is being unafraid of something other people are afraid of. Courage is being afraid, but strong enough to do it anyway.โ€

I know Iโ€™m late to the party on this one, but I just finished Atmosphere and I am not okay.
Taylor Jenkins Reid is an absolute genius. This book had everything I love in a story: suspense, friendship, romance, found family, ambition, heartbreak, and hopeโ€”all wrapped up in the fascinating backdrop of NASAโ€™s 1980s space shuttle program.
I listened to the audiobook, and it was absolutely top-notch. The narration brought the characters and emotions to life in such a powerful way that I couldnโ€™t stop listening. In fact, I finished this book in under 24 hours because I was completely hooked from start to finish.
Joanโ€™s journey captivated me from the very beginning. Watching her chase a dream that once felt impossible while navigating love, friendship, and her place in the universe was both inspiring and emotional. The relationships in this book are what truly made it shine. Every character felt real, flawed, and unforgettable, and the bonds they formed had me completely invested.
The pacing was perfect. Just when I thought I knew where the story was going, Reid would pull me in even deeper. The suspense surrounding the missions kept me glued to the pages, while the emotional moments hit with incredible force.
And that ending... wow. Have tissues handy. Seriously.
What I loved most is how Atmosphere manages to feel both enormous and intimate at the same time. Itโ€™s a story about space exploration, but itโ€™s also a story about love, courage, sacrifice, and the people who become our family along the way.
This book broke my heart, put it back together, and then left me staring at the ceiling thinking about it long after I turned the final page. Easily one of my favorite reads of the year and a reminder of why I should never doubt

QOTD: If you were given the opportunity to go into space, would you take it?
๐Ÿ“š May Wrap Up ๐Ÿ“š

May was a fantastic reading month for meโ€”I genuinely enjoyed every book I picked up!

My absolute favorites were:
๐Ÿ“˜ Colton Gentryโ€™s Third Act by
๐Ÿ“• Atmosphere by

Both earned 5+ stars from me and are books I wonโ€™t stop thinking about anytime soon. โญโญโญโญโญ+

QOTD: How was your May? What were your favorite reads of the month? ๐Ÿ“šโœจ
4 stars! I really enjoyed this book and couldnโ€™t put it down. Elisabethโ€™s search for answers about her brother Julienโ€™s death kept me hooked, and I loved how the mystery unfolded alongside the glamorous, extravagant world of 1919 D.C. Evalynโ€™s lavish and chaotic lifestyle was fascinating and added so much drama and atmosphere to the story. Overall, this was such a captivating and immersive read.

QOTD: Have you ever seen the Hope Diamond? Do you believe an object can be cursed?
just keeps getting better and better. I love this historical time-crossing series so much, and this installment might be one of my favorites yet. While both timelines were interesting, I was especially invested in Allyโ€™s 1849 storyline during the California Gold Rush. The San Francisco setting felt vivid and dangerous, and the stakes in that timeline kept me completely hooked.
I also really enjoyed the contrast between the gritty 1849 story and the glamorous 1929 Hollywood setting. The fake romance plotline was fun, and I loved seeing how both worlds connected as the story unfolded. Meyer does such a great job balancing romance, suspense, history, and the emotional weight of Allyโ€™s impossible choice.
I especially enjoyed the twist toward the end โ€” I definitely didnโ€™t see it coming. And after finishing this one, I canโ€™t wait for the next installment in the series.

QOTD: whatโ€™s your favorite color?
Happy Pub Day to and!! I cannot wait to read these books.

QOTD: Did you pick up any new releases today?
Current Listen/Read: After the end of the American Revolutionary War, Abigail Adams crosses the Atlantic to reunite with her husband, John, after five long years apart. But she is unprepared for the glittering courts of England and France that are so different from her experience in the newly established United States. Undeterred, Abigail sets her sights on forging bonds with the queens of Europe, believing their support is key to her nationโ€™s future.

In England, Queen Charlotte carries the weight of an empire on her shoulders. Her husband, King George III, battles a private madness, while political tensions rise and her eldest son schemes for power. Charlotte struggles to maintain order and proprietyโ€”while clinging to the solace she finds in her correspondence with her friend Marie Antoinette in France.

Revolution has gripped France, and Marie Antoinette must watch as her world crumbles. Vilified by the public and neglected by a king who refuses to see the storm coming, she faces growing unrest with dwindling allies. As tragedy strikes her family, she reaches out to her friendsโ€”Charlotte and Abigailโ€”in a last attempt to find a path forward, possibly even escape.

The paths of these three women cross in unexpected ways in public, in private, and through letters. They forge a quiet sisterhood across borders and upheaval, each one facing love and loss, sweetness and strife, revolution and regrets.

QOTD: What is your favorite time period to read about or what time period would you like to read more about?
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I put off reading this book for a long time because of the subject matter. I wasnโ€™t sure I wanted to read something centered around a mass shooting, but that event actually happens before the story begins and focuses more on how it impacts Coltonโ€™s life afterward.

I ended up absolutely loving this book. I was completely invested in Coltonโ€™s journey as he tries to rebuild his life, career, and relationships after everything falls apart. His story felt emotional, honest, and hopeful in a really grounded way.

My only regret is waiting so long to pick it up. A beautiful story about second chances, healing, and finding your way back to yourself. Plus, the audio was fantastic. Definitely a 5-star read for me.

QOTD: Who is your favorite musical artist and/or what was your first concert? Mine is Kenny Chesney and my first concert NKOTB.
It truly pains me to write this review.

I went into A Fortune of Sand with high expectations, especially as a longtime fan of Ruta Sepetysโ€™s previous work, and while it had some intriguing elements, it didnโ€™t fully work for me.
The setting is easily one of the bookโ€™s strongest aspects. The smoky, glittering backdrop of 1927 Detroit is vividly drawn, and thereโ€™s a strong atmospheric, almost Gatsby-esque quality that pulls you in early on. Marjorie is also an interesting protagonistโ€”her creativity and quiet defiance make her easy to root for, even when the story around her starts to feel uneven.
That said, the novel takes a very different direction from Sepetysโ€™s earlier books. It leans more into mystery and gothic suspense. There are hints at a deeply disturbing historical subject, but it never feels fully explored, which was disappointing given how impactful it could have been.
The pacing is another issue. The tension builds nicely in the middle, with eerie details about the program and its benefactor, but the payoff doesnโ€™t quite deliver. The ending, in particular, felt abrupt and unsatisfyingโ€”almost as if the story simply stopped rather than concluded.
Overall, this was an atmospheric read with a compelling premise, but it left too many threads unresolved for me. Worth picking up if you enjoy moody & mysterious fiction, but donโ€™t expect the same emotional depth or closure as Sepetysโ€™s earlier works.

QOTD: whatโ€™s for dinner? Iโ€™m making Tikka Masala with cashew rice.
Daughter of the Rebellion

Iโ€™d give this one a solid 4 stars. While the subject matter is undeniably brutal, I found myself completely absorbed in the story and appreciated the chance to learn more about the final days of the gladiator games through the perspectives of three compelling characters. Watching Adel, Felix, and Telemachus navigate such a violent and morally complex world added real depth and tension to the narrative.

It does start a bit slow, but once the story finds its footing, it really takes offโ€”I reached a point where I couldnโ€™t put it down. The mix of historical detail, emotional stakes, and quiet resilience made it a memorable read. Adelโ€™s journey in particular stood out, balancing strength and vulnerability in a way that felt authentic.

This was my first book by, but it definitely wonโ€™t be my last. Thank you so much for the gifted copy.

QOTD: What was your high school and /or college mascot? Mine was the Eagles and the Blue Hose
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When their worlds are upended, two women brought together by their loss discover what truly matters most.

Claire Roth sacrificed love for a life of comfort on Lake Toxawayโ€”until the dam broke, and the lake washed down the side of the mountain. Fourteen years later, she longs to see the lake restored to its former glory even as the country faces hard economic times on the eve of the Great Depression.

Socialite Lena Hawkins married her first love, who swept her off her feet after skyrocketing from rags to riches by speculating in the stock market. Now penniless and rejected by her family, Lena and her husband have arrived at Lake Toxaway for a fresh start. There, Lena forms an unexpected connection with Claire, who hires her to assist with the personal library Claire is building to provide jobs and education for their struggling North Carolina community. When Claire is given a second chance at love and Lena a tempting chance at a life of independence, both women must release the past to fill tomorrow with promise.

Thank you to and for the gifted copy.

QOTD: Do you prefer the mountains or the beach?

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Sarah Bailey | bookstagram's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.82%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 122 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Sarah Bailey | bookstagram's posts, at 34 likes and 25 comments on average, about 1.4 likes per comment.

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Sarah Bailey | bookstagram (@read.with.prncss1204) is a Personal blog creator on Instagram, also filed under Pets and Dogs. Sarah Bailey | bookstagram uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Sarah Bailey | bookstagram runs to 19 words across 7 lines.

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Sarah Bailey | bookstagram has 7,346 followers on Instagram (7.3K). Sarah Bailey | bookstagram follows 5,393 accounts, close to one account followed for each of the 7,346 followers. Sarah Bailey | bookstagram has built a substantial archive of 982 posts.

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Sarah Bailey | bookstagram's engagement rate on Instagram is 0.82%, under 1%, fewer than 1 like or comment per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 122 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Sarah Bailey | bookstagram's posts, at 34 likes and 25 comments on average, about 1.4 likes per comment.

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