Jeffrey Davies is a professional introvert and writer with imposter syndrome whose work spans the worlds of pop culture, books, music, feminism, and mental health. In addition to Book Riot, his writing has appeared on HuffPost, Collider, PopMatters, Spectrum Culture, and other places. Find him on his website and follow him on Twitter @teeveejeff and Instagram @jeffreyreads. He is also the co-host of a Gilmore Girls podcast, Coffee With a Shot of Cynicism.
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How one reader with OCD struggled with the loss of library access during the pandemic, but ultimately benefited from some time away.
Go behind the scenes, and the book, to explore the history of Truman Capote's BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S, and search for the real Holly Golightly.
How one reader found catharsis about growing up and embracing inner strength in both the book and adaptation of A WRINKLE IN TIME.
How one reader came to accept that it's okay to grow out of books, especially when the reading experience is emotionally connected to harder times.