My love for reading is also a huge part of my relationship with my dad. My dad has always been a voracious reader - just yesterday he stayed up until 3 in the morning catching up on his many magazine subscriptions - and I remember many Sunday mornings, reading the newspaper (me with the comics section of course) with him at the kitchen table. One of our favorite activities is going over to the local Barnes & Noble, picking out a stack of books & magazines, ordering a coffee, and settling in for a good few hours of uninterrupted reading.
To this day, I still love to read. Fiction, non-fiction, blogs, news, and one of life's greatest pleasures, magazines. I'm all for scrolling through the latest editorials online, but there's just something to be said for flipping through the hard copies... the weight and feel of the pages, the ink and font used, the smell... happy sigh. There's nothing quite like it. This magazine stand is walking distance from my apartment, and I can't walk by it without pausing to peruse. And if I ever need a pick-me-up, a magazine (or a book at the next-door Skylight Books) is sure to do the trick.
Speaking of reading, I just finished all three books I wanted to read this month ("Yes Please" by Amy Poehler; "A Field Guide to Getting Lost" by Rebecca Solnit; and "Crazy Rich Asians" by Kevin Kwan) and am anxious for more! What have you all been reading lately and what are your all-time favorites? Can't wait to hear them all :)
Cropped Blouse - Jones New York; Cropped Sweater - Topshop; Skirt - H&M; Boots - Louise et Cie, via Nordstrom; Jacket - Asos;
Purse - Vintage Coach; Hat - BDG, via UO. Photography by Christine Choi.
Purse - Vintage Coach; Hat - BDG, via UO. Photography by Christine Choi.







You should read The secret history by Donna tartt!
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