 I am SUPER excited about this post! This post is going to be a list/combination of things that I wish I could have in my dream reading space. The reason I am so excited to do this post is because I usually just read on the couch, so it is so much fun to find evyerthing that I want in my dream reading space! So, without further ado, let's get onto the post! 1. Bookshelves What is a reading space without bookshelves? After lots of browsing, I narrowed my choice down to two bookcases. The bookshelves on the left are the Billy bookshelves from Ikea. I love the look of the wall to wall shelves and I think it would be a great addition to a dream reading space! The floating shelves on the right are from Target. I would love to use them as a way to display my favorite books!
2. Chair Obviously, I need somewhere I can curl up with my book! The chair on the left from Arhaus looks so comfy and like I can snuggle up with a blanket and read for hours. The couch on the right is also from Arhaus. I picked it because sometimes I would rather lie down and reading rather than sitting in the comfy chair! If these appeal to you, Arhaus has a wonderful selection of couches on their Sectional Sofas page!
3. Lighting Of course I need some lighting to read. I couldn't decide between these two lamps so I am including both. The one on the left is so adorable and the one on the right is super classy.
4. Blanket I actually have this blanket, and take it from me. It is incredibly soft!  5. Decorations Last but certainly not least, I need some decorations. I would love a book themed pillow like the one on the left from Society6. I think it would be adorable to have one of these cute "read" signs like the one on the right from Etsy.
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 What harm can a little hope do? -The Language of Thorns: Midnight Tales and Dangerous Magic by Leigh Bardugo Oh my, I am LOVING this book so far! I started reading it about a week ago. Since it is a series of short stories, I have been reading a story or a half of a story every few nights. As someone who loved the Six of Crows Duology and the Grisha Trilogy, I am really enjoying this book. If you do Teaser Tuesday posts, leave the link in the comments and I will be sure to check it out! Don't forget to comment and subscribe to stay up to date with my future posts!  Love speaks in flowers. Truth requires thorns.
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