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If You Read One Nonfiction Book This Year, Read ‘Know My Name’ by Chanel Miller
Even if you are a devoted fantasy reader, expand your horizons this year and read a book that could change your life: “Know My Name” by Chanel Miller.
October Book Wrap Up: You Could Say It Was Bewitching
Did you make your October spooky? I decided to fill my month with witchy reads. And it went a little something like this.
September Book Wrap Up: Challenging Reads, Diverse Reads…and Magic??
I read so many books that were polar opposites this month. Let’s see how it all adds up.
On Not Giving Up Books: My Experience With ‘Black Leopard, Red Wolf’
With an endless sea of books to read, what will we define as worthy grounds to give a book up?
July Book Wrap Up (The Month of Many Stars)
Six of Crows – Leigh Bardugo 4 out of 5 Stars This was my first book by Leigh Bardugo, and I really enjoyed it. All of the characters were unique and balanced in terms of skills and personalities. I would say this is in… Continue Reading “July Book Wrap Up (The Month of Many Stars)”
May AND June Book Wrap Up Because Well…
While the world went even more down the pooper during these months, I didn’t really spend my time reading or writing much of anything. Most of the books I “read” were audiobooks. So I decided to do a two-month wrap up instead. Also here… Continue Reading “May AND June Book Wrap Up Because Well…”
Making a Mood Board Review for ‘House of Salt and Sorrows’
Hi everyone, how’s it going? Are you resting? Are you actively signing petitions? Link at the bottom for some you can sign. Don’t be shy. Black lives matter! ‘House of Salt and Sorrows’ by Erin A. Craig Although I felt like this book was… Continue Reading “Making a Mood Board Review for ‘House of Salt and Sorrows’”
Book Wrap Up (April): Slow and Nostalgic Reading in Quarantine
Reading Nostalgic Books to Stay Sane I don’t know about you but reading has been very different since the lock-down. Right now I have a short attention span, and I really just want to be sucked into whatever I’m reading. That’s why for April… Continue Reading “Book Wrap Up (April): Slow and Nostalgic Reading in Quarantine”
Why You Should (Always) Read Middle Grade and YA Books
Hey guys, it’s been a while. But I’ve been doing a lot of reading. A lot of YA and Middle Grade reading. And I’ve been thinking about why I believe it’s so valuable to read these genres as an adult. It may seem strange… Continue Reading “Why You Should (Always) Read Middle Grade and YA Books”
Book Wrap Up (March): Reading in Quarantine
With starting a new job and trying to manage self-care in quarantine, I wasn’t able to read too many books this month. But I read some good ones for sure. Here’s all the books I read during March! What was your favorite book you… Continue Reading “Book Wrap Up (March): Reading in Quarantine”
