
Why 2025 Became My Year of Audiobooks
In 2025 I shifted almost entirely to audiobooks—recovering from surgery, rediscovering the format, and even listening more than I read. Here’s how audiobooks became my main way of reading this year.
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Hi, I'm Kaya, a librarian who enjoys reading and graphic design. On my blog, you’ll find book reviews of both old and new titles, along with some of my design work. You can also check out my shop for bookish printables and more. Enjoy!

In 2025 I shifted almost entirely to audiobooks—recovering from surgery, rediscovering the format, and even listening more than I read. Here’s how audiobooks became my main way of reading this year.

A reading wrap up of four books I finished but did not fully review, including I, Medusa, The Proving Ground, and two books from the Maggie Grey series.

Junie by Erin Crosby Eckstine follows a young woman struggling to find her place in a world that won’t accept her. The historical setting and character moments shine, though the ghost element and ending left me wanting more.

Junie by Erin Crosby Eckstine follows a young woman struggling to find her place in a world that won’t accept her. The historical setting and character moments shine, though the ghost element and ending left me wanting more.
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