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Michelle Grondine Instagram - as @lawjsharma oh so aptly observed, we are all just interlopers in a real life @parksandrec episode 🙃 —— a friendly reminder from your friendly neighborhood book nerd to channel your inner Katniss, Frodo, Tris, Dregs Club member—or any BA leading hero of your choice, really—and #WearAMask to protect yourself and the world during this global pandemic. —— video by @lawjsharma, caption created via @mixcaptions.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Michelle Grondine Instagram - book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥
Michelle Grondine Instagram - book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥
Michelle Grondine Instagram - book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “I use they pronouns now.” “Of course. I’m sorry, dear! My mistake.” ———— it really is that easy to respect someone’s pronouns and i love this graphic novel for actively working to normalize that. ———— go read MOONCAKES by @artofwendyxu & @suzisaur for ✨clear skin✨ 3rd printing (!!!) copies available now via @onipress 👹
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Michelle Grondine Instagram - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Michelle Grondine Instagram - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Michelle Grondine Instagram - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Michelle Grondine Instagram - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Michelle Grondine Instagram - Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!
Michelle Grondine Instagram - Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!
Michelle Grondine Instagram - Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!
Michelle Grondine Instagram - [advisory: explicit language] just 1 nerd & i’m having a nerd time 👻 // song by charlie puth. ———— q: what are some books / series you nerd out the most over? ———— i’m currently v obsessed with my AOT colossal editions, heartstopper by @aliceoseman (basically all of alice oseman), cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden, mooncakes by @artofwendyxu & @suzisaur, beach read by @emilyhenrywrites, my @a24 screenplay books, board games, and my vintage nancy drews. but tbh, everything in this video makes me really happy. ———— atm i have the equivalent of around 12 bookshelves in my apartment, which are mostly full. so, i pulled about 100 books from my collection to start a depop bookstore and to donate books to my local @lapubliclibrary when it reopens :))
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))
Michelle Grondine Instagram - “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))
Michelle Grondine Instagram - konbanwa book nerds 💕 it’s my bestie, podcast partner-in-gab, and fellow book nerd @bigscreenbooks aka @kaitnicolefoster’s birthday today!!! kait had just graduated from college and started to work for @traderjoes full time while planning to save up to move to italy in the fall after moving back home to norcal. then covid-19 hit and she’s been kicking butt as an essential worker servicing her community, as well as continuing to innovate amazing ways to help her family’s amazing wine lounge @platinumwine weather the new covid-19 normal. she is such an incredible soul that i am so continuously blessed to get to call a friend and a cohost. i couldn’t imagine my life without my cancerian heart ♥️ love you so much, kait ♋️ hope you had the best birthday today, enjoying life, love, and joy. you deserve it all 💫 everyone be sure to go wish kait a happy birthday 🎂🎉🎁 (ps. sailor moon is a cancer too!) ————————— *edit created using @canonusa @lightroom @picsart. blues, pinks, and purples are how i see kait’s aura full of love, healing, truth, integrity, self-knowledge, and wisdom 🤍
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Michelle Grondine Instagram - #qotd: what are you currently reading? tell me about it in the comments below 👇 i’m 77 pages into this @bookofthemonth edition of @erinsterlingbooks’ witchy romance, The Ex Hex (@avonbooks) and really enjoying it thus far!
Michelle Grondine Instagram - i made this infograph for @salad_gays’s @salty.world article: “how getting fat helped me sort my life out.” it’s an amazing read that i think about a lot, and i shared it over on @tediously_brief but i wanted to share this here as well in honor of bi awareness and celebration week (tomorrow the 23rd is bi awareness day!) this quote from the article is so stunningly beautiful, lyrical, and poetic to me. and i love it so much i animated it. hope you love it to. i will link ellie’s article in my linktree above :))
Michelle Grondine Instagram - i made this infograph for @salad_gays’s @salty.world article: “how getting fat helped me sort my life out.” it’s an amazing read that i think about a lot, and i shared it over on @tediously_brief but i wanted to share this here as well in honor of bi awareness and celebration week (tomorrow the 23rd is bi awareness day!) this quote from the article is so stunningly beautiful, lyrical, and poetic to me. and i love it so much i animated it. hope you love it to. i will link ellie’s article in my linktree above :))
Michelle Grondine - 1.3K Likes - as @lawjsharma oh so aptly observed, we are all just interlopers in a real life @parksandrec episode 🙃 —— a friendly reminder from your friendly neighborhood book nerd to channel your inner Katniss, Frodo, Tris, Dregs Club member—or any BA leading hero of your choice, really—and #WearAMask to protect yourself and the world during this global pandemic. —— video by @lawjsharma, caption created via @mixcaptions.

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Caption : as @lawjsharma oh so aptly observed, we are all just interlopers in a real life @parksandrec episode 🙃 —— a friendly reminder from your friendly neighborhood book nerd to channel your inner Katniss, Frodo, Tris, Dregs Club member—or any BA leading hero of your choice, really—and #WearAMask to protect yourself and the world during this global pandemic. —— video by @lawjsharma, caption created via @mixcaptions.
Likes : 1329Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 571 Likes - happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm

571 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : happy #filmfriday, bookish besties !!! how have you all been faring this month of may? this week it was my birthday! so, to celebrate my birthweek & the upcoming memorial day weekend holiday, i complied 64 of my favorite creative projects written and directed by asian & aapi creators which also primarily (if not exclusively) star asian & aapi talent. this is in no way an exhaustive list, but includes asian horror picks, animation films, animation series, kdramas, jdramas, south korean features, asian & aapi documentaries, & aapi feature films. here is were you can stream them: • amazon prime: burning, the farewell, minari ($4.99), paprika ($2.99), saving face; • animelon: shiki; • crunchyroll: burn the witch, cherry magic, given, hunter x hunter, yuri!!! on ice; • hbo max: house, hunter x hunter, kiki’s delivery service, the kingdom of dreams and madness, miss sherlock, the night is short walk on girl, onibaba, the problem with apu; • HiDive: nana; • hoopla: the joy luck club, millennium actress, perfect blue, ping pong playa, the world of us; • hulu: akira, burning, the host, jiro dreams of sushi, kusama: infinity, parasite, poetry, lady vengeance, mr. vengeance; • kanopy: a tale of two sisters, the farewell, the host, millennium actress, poetry; • microsoft store: your name (99 cents); • netflix: always be my maybe, amy tan: unintended memoir, the claudia kishi club, crash landing on you, the half of it, hunter x hunter, itaewon class, it’s okay to not be okay, kakegurui, maid sama!, the naked director, navillera, romance is a bonus book, shirkers; • redbox: minari ($3.99); • tubi: audition, burning, happiness of the katakuris, millennium actress, ping pong playa, saving face; • viki: extra-ordinary you, true beauty, w: two worlds apart; • vimeo: a place in the middle; • vudu: grave of the fireflies, paprika ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99), your name ($2.99); • youtube: my sassy girl ($2.99), twinsters ($2.99). which one of these asian & aapi creator helmed films/series will you be watching this holiday weekend? ps: next up i’ll be sharing some films that are currently on my watchlist, including my mom’s recommendations 🔜 happy watching !!! 🎥🍿 #apahm
Likes : 571Michelle Grondine - 279 Likes - book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥

279 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥
Likes : 279Michelle Grondine - 279 Likes - book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥

279 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥
Likes : 279Michelle Grondine - 279 Likes - book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥

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Caption : book so good it’s got you like 🥨🪢⛓ just passed the halfway mark of One Last Stop by Casey McQuiston! does anyone else try to read the books they’re enjoying in small chunks so the story doesn’t end? i feel like the more i love a universe the longer i want to stay in it lately. and gosh, is this a fun book to exist in. btw this matcha latte with oat milk from @moongoatcoffee was perfection and this space is so cute. i want to transport this corner with the houndstooth arm chair with the goat oil painting into my home. (this is 💯 a milo the goat stan account 🐐). but truly, here i was like 🥨 trying to keep reading while drinking my latte hahaha. it’s not my fault this story makes me want to keep reading and reading and reading, not even stopping to drink my latte 😋🤩 really happy rn reading OLS, From Tokyo, With Love by Sarah Kuhn, and the audiobook for Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo. next up i think i wanna start People We Meet On Vacation by Emily Henry, Arsenic and Adobo by Mia P. Manansala, and the audiobooks for Heiress, Apparently by Diana Ma, We Are Not Free by Traci Chee, and Loveboat, Taipei by Abigail Hing Wen. q: what are some of your favorite audiobook performances? i’ve been listening to more audiobooks whilst crocheting and am hungry for more! i rly love performances that include multiple actors (similar to a radio play) and when the authors themselves narrate their own stories. thanks in advance for all of your 🔥 recs, pals !!! ps: the sweater, sunnies, and 🍄 earrings are all thrifted 🥰 pps: dropping my first set of azn films by azn creators recs tmrw for film friday 🎥
Likes : 279Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

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Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 249 Likes - I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.

249 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : I am proud to be a multiracial azn. My existence is valid despite what YA literature, Hollywood, and Rainbow Rowell would like to lead you to believe. I am tired of having to keep shouting into a void about how harmful RR’s racist words in Eleanor & Park are—esp to many of us multiracial azns who spend more time in microaggressive environments during our developmental years than healthy, safe, loving, accepting ones. When there are so many other own voices projects, even her own personal projects, that could be adapted over problematic text. But I will. // Earlier this morning, I was made aware via twitter that RR is actively restricting any comments on her Instagram posts that even remotely reference any sort of critique or request to comment on the racist nature of her text and her intentions regarding this film. Actions speak louder than words, of which there are none. Her actions are those of valid critic censure. Frankly, it’s disgusting. This has dug up the graves of painful past traumas with family infighting, and the entirety of my schooling from k through college. Many of my friends and peers feel similar exhaustion and ptsd from continuously having to engage with this text and this exact conversation to be witnessed and acknowledged. Listen to us. Amplify us. Stop erasing us. We exist. We are full human beings with our own unique cultures we’ve dedicated our entire lives to. Affirm THEM. Not the yt person’s fantasies about them. Please help us stop this cycle of pain. ————— STOP CO-OPTING IDENTITY STORIES THAT AREN’T YOUR OWN TO TELL & AMPLIFY OWN VOICES, HOLLYWOOD PUBLISHING. ————— going forward, i will (with permission) be amplifying threads that educate on E&P, including personal accounts of how this text can and has harmed and hurt people with content warning face out images, keeping a keen eye on my mental health. // for now, i hope you enjoy this carousel of cute photos of me from my smoll multiracial azn human self til now, ‘cause we erase messages of hate and ugliness with messages of joy and beauty. thnx for re-activating me, racists 🙃✌︎ // { cross-posted on @tediously_brief }.
Likes : 249Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 229 Likes - “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.

229 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “history, huh? i think we can ✨make some✨” // photo dump of things that brought me the most joy this past weekend // (1) wore my good luck charm, took a nap, woke up to the good news, and HAD A SURPRISE PACKAGE FROM @macmillanusa containing an ARC for ONE LAST STOP by @casey.mcquiston ≪out 06•01•2021≫ and i legit cried {there is video evidence of this oop} (2) a proper pose—how pretty is she? (3) look how pretty with my bookshelves ♡´･ᴗ･`♡, (4) also got these adorable little @genuinefred sprout bookmarks after seeing a tiktok about them, (5-6) 🌱sprout bookmark🌱 in action, (7) i found out i had actually won the arc for one last stop through a @goodreads giveaway (i know! i was so shocked!), (8) the goodreads description for one last stop, (9) me—celebrating biden crossing the 270 in my HISTORY, HUH? shirt channeling ACD, (10) bringing me 💫the most💫 ~serotonin~ rn 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 // {the end}.
Likes : 229Michelle Grondine - 214 Likes - “I use they pronouns now.” “Of course. I’m sorry, dear! My mistake.” ———— it really is that easy to respect someone’s pronouns and i love this graphic novel for actively working to normalize that. ———— go read MOONCAKES by @artofwendyxu & @suzisaur for ✨clear skin✨ 3rd printing (!!!) copies available now via @onipress 👹

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Caption : “I use they pronouns now.” “Of course. I’m sorry, dear! My mistake.” ———— it really is that easy to respect someone’s pronouns and i love this graphic novel for actively working to normalize that. ———— go read MOONCAKES by @artofwendyxu & @suzisaur for ✨clear skin✨ 3rd printing (!!!) copies available now via @onipress 👹
Likes : 214Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

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Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 194 Likes - aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?

194 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and pals 💞 your friend michelle here ✨ happy asian american pacific islander heritage month !!! ✨ this month, which is also my birth month & mental health awareness month, i will be doing my best to highlight & share some of my favorite books, films, and shows by my favorite asian & asian american creators! as you may or may not know, i was raised in tokyo, japan for most of my youth until i left home for college at 18. i studied japanese literature in HS, & grew up religiously reading manga. one of my goals i set for myself 2 yrs ago was to start reading japanese texts in both its original japanese as well as its translated english to get a feel for japanese stories & translations better, & see how a story exists in multiple languages. i hope to be able to continue on my journey this month, & through sharing my experiences, maybe inspire others to pick up some books by japanese authors, as well as other asian & asian american authors. one of my favorite asian american authors is @sarahkuhnbooks. her novel I Love You So Mochi is such a heart-filling comfort read, & her Heroine Complex series is so fun & iconic—starring a biracial japanese personal assistant to a female superhero who is her childhood friend. Kuhn’s newest book, FROM LITTLE TOKYO, WITH LOVE, comes out May 11, 2021 from @penguinteen. i love that this book stars a “biracial girl with formidable judo skills & a fiery temper” who “knows she’s the least princess-like person in all of LA.” then, when a series of tantalizing clues start pointing to Rika’s mom being alive *&* a huge Hollywood movie star, it’s the start of a madcap quest—complete with the help of a dreamy sidekick in actor Hank Chen by her side. i’m quaking to find out what happens !!! i just know i’ll be experiencing the full range of emotions represented in the photo series above. congratulations again to @sarahkuhnbooks & @penguinteen on this stunning release, i’m absolutely obsessed with the cover, & so excited by the existence of stories like this one. thank you for the dedication to the halfie club, & thank you for believing in our happily ever after. Q: what’s an asian american book on your tbr this month?
Likes : 194Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 187 Likes - a few september favorites: - Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, - this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; - freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; - ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); - this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); - this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?

187 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : a few september favorites: – Ask A Queer Chick: A Guide to Sex, Love, and Life for Girls Who Dig Girls by Lindsay King-Miller @askaqueerchick, – this ‘sounds gay i’m in’ shirt from @thtsoundsgay (use code travelingbooknerds to get 30% off your entire order). proceeds from @thtsoundsgay website sales are donated to youth GAS orgs and leaders across 🇺🇸 via @gsanetwork; – freaking romance by @snailords on @webtoonofficial is a god-tier toon and zylith has given me the confidence to simply exist with cat ears at any time i desire (these are from @flowerchildrenonly). also every character is amazing and i ship both zylith verose *and* zylith the lavender scented ultra soft soft boy aka zelan; – ‘bi-fi signal strong’ pin ‘cause puns 😆 (ps: happy bi visibility month!); – this collared crop top covered in kitten faces. (need i say more?); – this eyeliner kitten wing that i somehow got evenly on the first try for both eyes that was some sort of magical manifestation come to life that i’m glad got documented for personal history purposes. ————— q: what are some of your current obsessions?
Likes : 187Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

169 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

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Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 169 Likes - aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?

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Caption : aloha book nerds and friends!! my family dog grace kelly passed away last week a couple days after the 9th anniv of my father’s passing so i’ve just been hermiting with books and anime and making content to help with the sadness. here are some of my favorite 🏳️‍🌈 reads that bring me the most joy: i devoured heartstopper vol 1-3 by @aliceoseman like i was starved for oxygen after a 100m dash. mooncakes by @wendyxu & @suzisaur made my heart sing with magic. loveless by @aliceoseman was recc’d to me by my fav @jennaclarek (ok she recc’d alice’s entire bibliography as a whole tbch—she’s never steered me wrong) and all humans must read it. and omg cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden—i just💖💖💖 i’m in the midst of it rn and never want it to end 🥺✨ mooncakes, cemetery boys, and heartstopper all have trans rep (cemetery boys is the first trans ownvoices ya novel to debut on the nyt best seller list!); mooncakes has wlw pan rep; cemetery boys has mlm, latinx, vegan bruja (hehehe😁) rep; heartstopper has queer bi rep; loveless has ace/aro rep. i also really appreciated the way heartstopper also represented those of us who have struggled with eating disorders when this storyline began, and the inclusion of content alerts in the text itself. these stunning ownvoices works are such a beautiful celebration of lgbtqia voices and stories that the world desperately needs more of. each beautifully written, brilliantly weaved, and heartstoppingly engaging—a 10/10 way to spend your day. 𓆙 𝕎𝒉𝒂𝒕’𝒔 𝒖𝒑 𝒏𝒆𝒙𝒕 𝒐𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝑻𝑩𝑹?
Likes : 169Michelle Grondine - 168 Likes - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉

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Caption : when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Likes : 168Michelle Grondine - 168 Likes - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉

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Caption : when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Likes : 168Michelle Grondine - 168 Likes - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉

168 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Likes : 168Michelle Grondine - 168 Likes - when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉

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Caption : when you match your reading material 👀💙 i’m a little behind on my tbr rn but i just started this Teen Wolf meets Emergency Contact vibes story, LYCANTHROPY AND OTHER CHRONIC ILLNESSES by Kristen O’Neal, starring a main character, Priya, a premed student diagnosed with chronic lyme disease, who embarks on a road trip to find her online friend Brigid IRL when Brigid stops virtually showing up to their regular Discord chronic illness support group, only to find an unexpected surprise awaiting for her at her destination. in their author note, O’Neal writes: “I wrote it for everyone who felt the loneliness, isolation, and invisibility that comes with being young and being sick.” living with chronic pain myself, that made me even more intrigued to embark on this journey with Priya, Brigid, and their Discord server support group. in this panna cotta, my biggest sources of support have come from the Discord servers I am a part of, so—HEAVY RELATE. hooray for found family! Q: what are some outlets, hobbies, or things that helped you cope through challenging times? thanks again to @quirkbooks for sending me this finished copy, along with the following amazing character playlist for Brigid, which I plan to listen to while I read this: ♡︎Brigid’s Playlist♥︎ 1. Philosophize In It! Chemicalize With It! — Kishi Bashi 2. Looking Like You Just Woke Up — The Front Bottoms 3. Head Is a Flame (Cool With It) — Portugal. The Man 4. I Wanna Get Better — Bleachers 5. The Ice of Boston — Dismemberment Plan 6. Mouth of the Cave — Typhoon 7. Complicated Creation — Cloud Cult 8. Semi-Automatic — Twenty One Pilots 9. The Sickness Unto Death — Typhoon 10. Artificial Light — Typhoon 11. If You Want Blood (You’ve Got It) — AC/DC 12. Sleep Forever — Portugal. The Man for the full playlist, visit: bit.ly/brigidsplaylist 🎶 have a great rest of your wednesday !!! 𓆉
Likes : 168Michelle Grondine - 142 Likes - Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!

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Caption : Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!
Likes : 142Michelle Grondine - 142 Likes - Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!

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Caption : Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!
Likes : 142Michelle Grondine - 142 Likes - Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!

142 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : Q: if you could live in any fictional world, which world would you live in, even if you knew you might not be able to return to your own reality? HAPPY BOOK BIRTHDAY TO ✨𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑠 𝑖𝑠 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑒 𝕁𝔼𝕊𝕊 𝕊ℍ𝕆𝕎✨ by @annacareybooks !!!!!!! which is out from @quirkbooks ᴛᴏᴅᴀʏ 🥳🎉 i am currently in the thick of this book—a Black Mirror meets My So-Called Life with maj YA The Truman Show vibes—and loving every second. i will not disclose whether i am reading slowly because i am trying to make this world last for me (does anyone else do this???) when this Ithaca College alumni saw the main character, Jess, was simping over a thrifted tee that upstate new yorkers will know dearly and love, i knew i was in for a treat. jess’s voice is charismatic, inviting, and engaging, and i feel like i’m hanging out with one of my best friends when i’m reading along, which is one of my favorite feelings to experience when i’m reading. i’ve recently come to the realization that stories that examine the gap between fiction and reality are the stories i gravitate toward the most. two of my most recent fav kdramas—W and extra-ordinary you—are both about the line between reality and the manhwa world. if you are like me, and you love stories that ruminate the line between fiction and reality, This Is Not the Jess Show is for you. further, i have an 110-film (at present) letterboxd list titled, “what is reality?” comprised of films that i have watched which are meditations, ruminations, and explorations on the nature of reality and existence. find me @tediously_brief or click the linktree in my bio for a link to the curated film list :)) could be more excited for everyone to also finally get to read This Is Not The Jess Show !!! peep the comments for the full synopsis of the book!
Likes : 142Michelle Grondine - 136 Likes - [advisory: explicit language] just 1 nerd & i’m having a nerd time 👻 // song by charlie puth. ———— q: what are some books / series you nerd out the most over? ———— i’m currently v obsessed with my AOT colossal editions, heartstopper by @aliceoseman (basically all of alice oseman), cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden, mooncakes by @artofwendyxu & @suzisaur, beach read by @emilyhenrywrites, my @a24 screenplay books, board games, and my vintage nancy drews. but tbh, everything in this video makes me really happy. ———— atm i have the equivalent of around 12 bookshelves in my apartment, which are mostly full. so, i pulled about 100 books from my collection to start a depop bookstore and to donate books to my local @lapubliclibrary when it reopens :))

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Caption : [advisory: explicit language] just 1 nerd & i’m having a nerd time 👻 // song by charlie puth. ———— q: what are some books / series you nerd out the most over? ———— i’m currently v obsessed with my AOT colossal editions, heartstopper by @aliceoseman (basically all of alice oseman), cemetery boys by @aidenschmaiden, mooncakes by @artofwendyxu & @suzisaur, beach read by @emilyhenrywrites, my @a24 screenplay books, board games, and my vintage nancy drews. but tbh, everything in this video makes me really happy. ———— atm i have the equivalent of around 12 bookshelves in my apartment, which are mostly full. so, i pulled about 100 books from my collection to start a depop bookstore and to donate books to my local @lapubliclibrary when it reopens :))
Likes : 136Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

119 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

119 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

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Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

119 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

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Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

119 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

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Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

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Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

119 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 119 Likes - aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.

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Caption : aloha pals 🥰 happy #filmfriday 🎥 🎞 !!! this first set of recommendations includes 10 of my favorite Japanese Live Action Films in a variety of genres, organized in descending order of release from most to least recent 😌: 1. Kamikaze Girls (2004) — an iconic film about unlikely female friends on an epic journey. the fashion, the music, anna tsuchiya—i could not recommend this enough. you will fall in love with these girls. 2. Tokyo Marigold (2001)—a girl asks a boy to let her be his gf for a year while he waits for his ex to return from overseas. a beautiful portrait of loneliness on film. 3. Battle Royale (2000) — If you enjoyed The Hunger Games, watch this. It is def considered J-Horror (aka is v violent) so be aware of that going in. truly iconic tho. 4. Kikujiro (1999) — possibly my favorite Takeshi Kitano film, the relationship between Kikujiro & Masao is my everything. 5. After Life (1998) — in this film, people who pass away are given one week to choose one memory that they may keep forever in the afterlife. poignant & ephemeral. i love stories that explore other realities & what might happen in the afterlife. if that’s something that also interests you, this will be right up your alley. 6. Shall We Dance (1996) — the superior original to the 🇺🇸 adaptation of the same name starring Richard Gere & JLo. funny & full of heart, it launched a huge ballroom craze in japan (it even had my parents taking weekly salsa classes with their friends for 2 years! the power!!!) 7. Dreams (1990) — My favorite Kurosawa film. positively ethereal & visually stunning. truly a masterpiece of art. 8. Lady Snowblood (1973) — Famously the source material for Tarantino’s Kill Bill. also inspired a certain sequence in The Last Jedi. an iconic piece of film history. you can’t help but root for her to cut it all down. tw: r*p*, sexual assault. 9. Woman In The Dunes (1964) — a modern ver of the myth of Sisyphus adapted from the novel by Kōbō Abe. 10. The Hidden Fortress (1958) — famously the source material for Star Wars: A New Hope. one of my fav youtube videos is a shot for shot comparison of the two films to show just how similar they are, down to film composition.
Likes : 119Michelle Grondine - 112 Likes - “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))

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Caption : “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))
Likes : 112Michelle Grondine - 112 Likes - “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))

112 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))
Likes : 112Michelle Grondine - 112 Likes - “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))

112 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : “there are two kinds of people: regular people, and those raised by wolves. you came in here howling at the moon.” ✴︎ “we are torn apart by events. put back together differently by others. but somehow everything is beautiful.” — @lostgirlslovehotels. ——— i had the distinct pleasure of sitting down to speak with @catherinestockholm in re @lostgirlslovehotels last week, & received this beautiful film poster tie-in edition of the og novel from @harpercollins. i truly enjoyed our conversation all about writing for both page & screen, & all things #LostGirlsAndLoveHotels (icymi: you can watch it on my IGTV). ✴︎ alex daddario (baywatch, women who kill, true detective, percy jackson) plays Margaret, who is an english pronounciation teacher at air pro stewardess school in tokyo, japan; where she spends her nights getting drunk at jiro’s bar with her friends, incl. Ines played by the amazing carice van houten (lady melisandre from game of thrones). she *does not* have her sh1t together & is v much a lost soul antihero protagonist making her way through life, dealing with mental health in her own way (the book goes into more detail than the film, but her older brother frank is schizophrenic); until she meets the mysterious Kazu (takehiro hira), who is bound by duty to his family business in the shadows & a promised marital alliance fated in his future. ✴︎ i really loved & appreciated the care to detail that was taken to show a v authentically lived in portrayal of tokyo ex-pat life that is rare to see represented in American media. the themes of loneliness, solitude, wabisabi, fleeting perfection—all felt honest & vulnerable. there were so many beautiful moments of human connection & humor that really spoke to me. the ending hit me in the heart center, & alex daddario’s acting in that final sequence left me feeling v reminded of how angelina jolie’s acting in the final sequence of gia made me feel, & the performance sat with me for a few days before i could fully shake it off, in the best way. if you are looking for something moody to watch, or you just want more female antihero stories in your life like me, catch lost girls and love hotels on digital & on demand now ;))
Likes : 112Michelle Grondine - 110 Likes - konbanwa book nerds 💕 it’s my bestie, podcast partner-in-gab, and fellow book nerd @bigscreenbooks aka @kaitnicolefoster’s birthday today!!! kait had just graduated from college and started to work for @traderjoes full time while planning to save up to move to italy in the fall after moving back home to norcal. then covid-19 hit and she’s been kicking butt as an essential worker servicing her community, as well as continuing to innovate amazing ways to help her family’s amazing wine lounge @platinumwine weather the new covid-19 normal. she is such an incredible soul that i am so continuously blessed to get to call a friend and a cohost. i couldn’t imagine my life without my cancerian heart ♥️ love you so much, kait ♋️ hope you had the best birthday today, enjoying life, love, and joy. you deserve it all 💫 everyone be sure to go wish kait a happy birthday 🎂🎉🎁 (ps. sailor moon is a cancer too!) ————————— *edit created using @canonusa @lightroom @picsart. blues, pinks, and purples are how i see kait’s aura full of love, healing, truth, integrity, self-knowledge, and wisdom 🤍

110 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : konbanwa book nerds 💕 it’s my bestie, podcast partner-in-gab, and fellow book nerd @bigscreenbooks aka @kaitnicolefoster’s birthday today!!! kait had just graduated from college and started to work for @traderjoes full time while planning to save up to move to italy in the fall after moving back home to norcal. then covid-19 hit and she’s been kicking butt as an essential worker servicing her community, as well as continuing to innovate amazing ways to help her family’s amazing wine lounge @platinumwine weather the new covid-19 normal. she is such an incredible soul that i am so continuously blessed to get to call a friend and a cohost. i couldn’t imagine my life without my cancerian heart ♥️ love you so much, kait ♋️ hope you had the best birthday today, enjoying life, love, and joy. you deserve it all 💫 everyone be sure to go wish kait a happy birthday 🎂🎉🎁 (ps. sailor moon is a cancer too!) ————————— *edit created using @canonusa @lightroom @picsart. blues, pinks, and purples are how i see kait’s aura full of love, healing, truth, integrity, self-knowledge, and wisdom 🤍
Likes : 110Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 102 Likes - sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]

102 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : sailor mars energy strong 💪🏼⛩📿 @annakaciclothing overalls tip via @marycake, ‘there’s not going to be a summer 2020’ illustrated tee by @markglasgowillustration ✍🏼 ——— q: which sailor scout’s off-duty fashion looks are your fav? ——— for me it’s sailor mars, plus a mix of sailor venus sailor moon 🌝 [sailor moon screen caps via google image search]
Likes : 102Michelle Grondine - 97 Likes - #qotd: what are you currently reading? tell me about it in the comments below 👇 i’m 77 pages into this @bookofthemonth edition of @erinsterlingbooks’ witchy romance, The Ex Hex (@avonbooks) and really enjoying it thus far!

97 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : #qotd: what are you currently reading? tell me about it in the comments below 👇 i’m 77 pages into this @bookofthemonth edition of @erinsterlingbooks’ witchy romance, The Ex Hex (@avonbooks) and really enjoying it thus far!
Likes : 97Michelle Grondine - 82 Likes - i made this infograph for @salad_gays’s @salty.world article: “how getting fat helped me sort my life out.” it’s an amazing read that i think about a lot, and i shared it over on @tediously_brief but i wanted to share this here as well in honor of bi awareness and celebration week (tomorrow the 23rd is bi awareness day!) this quote from the article is so stunningly beautiful, lyrical, and poetic to me. and i love it so much i animated it. hope you love it to. i will link ellie’s article in my linktree above :))

82 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : i made this infograph for @salad_gays’s @salty.world article: “how getting fat helped me sort my life out.” it’s an amazing read that i think about a lot, and i shared it over on @tediously_brief but i wanted to share this here as well in honor of bi awareness and celebration week (tomorrow the 23rd is bi awareness day!) this quote from the article is so stunningly beautiful, lyrical, and poetic to me. and i love it so much i animated it. hope you love it to. i will link ellie’s article in my linktree above :))
Likes : 82Michelle Grondine - 82 Likes - i made this infograph for @salad_gays’s @salty.world article: “how getting fat helped me sort my life out.” it’s an amazing read that i think about a lot, and i shared it over on @tediously_brief but i wanted to share this here as well in honor of bi awareness and celebration week (tomorrow the 23rd is bi awareness day!) this quote from the article is so stunningly beautiful, lyrical, and poetic to me. and i love it so much i animated it. hope you love it to. i will link ellie’s article in my linktree above :))

82 Likes – Michelle Grondine Instagram

Caption : i made this infograph for @salad_gays’s @salty.world article: “how getting fat helped me sort my life out.” it’s an amazing read that i think about a lot, and i shared it over on @tediously_brief but i wanted to share this here as well in honor of bi awareness and celebration week (tomorrow the 23rd is bi awareness day!) this quote from the article is so stunningly beautiful, lyrical, and poetic to me. and i love it so much i animated it. hope you love it to. i will link ellie’s article in my linktree above :))
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