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About Me



Hi, I'm Jordan,


a twenty-five-year-old girl born and raised on the North Shore of Chicago.
I went to undergrad in Louisville, Kentucky and graduated with a Bachelor's in Economics and Political Science in 2019 and graduated from grad school in 2022.

I have loved reading since I was a little girl. I always loved going to the library or bookstore as a kid, and still do! My favorite gift I've ever recvieved was a Kindle for my birthday in 2010. I've also always loved following along with various content creators on different platforms through the years. Youtube, Instagram, and now Tiktok! I thought that sharing my love of reading and creating content revolving around that would be a great creative outlet as I start life in an 8-5 office job.

Some of my favorites to help you get to know me better:

Movies: Legally Blonde, Princess Diaries 2 (The Royal Engagement), and Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Breakfast: Black Coffee
Hobby: Reading and Running


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