Hi, hello, it's me. I am alive and well, with a one year old crawling around my feet as I write this. So much has happened this year, and also, I read a lot of books. Back in January, I set a Goodreads goal of 52 books. I figured one book a week was a reasonable expectation for life with a newborn.
Everything from lighthearted humor to poignant historical fiction to crazy thrillers to mindblowing nonfiction -- no genre was untouched, and I am so grateful to these stories for getting me through this hectic season.
As much as I refuse to believe that summer is almost over, August is right around the corner and school is kicking back into full swing. This summer was such a whirlwind, and my reading was a bit feast or famine -- I'd go a week without reading, then finish three books the next. But … Continue reading Best Books of Summer 2021
So here are the best of 2020. It was tough to make this list... there were so many good books to choose from!
Today, I'm rounding up some of my favorite sci-fi, fantasy, and dystopian books that are sure to distract you from the nightmarish landscape that is Facebook and election results.
While no book can recreate the nostalgia from reading this series for the first time (trust me, I've tried), I thought I would put together a list of recommendations for those adults who love Harry and want some fiction that captures some of the same essence of what we loved about that series growing up.
The social distancing period has not been kind to me in many ways, but the books on my bookshelf have been overjoyed by it.
It's Women's History Month, and I read A LOT of books by women. Here are some recommendations for anyone looking to celebrate Women's History Month with books by and about women.
I read 10 books in the month of February, and so many of them had unreliable narrators... maybe it's a theme for the month of love?
I read 14 books in January. That's not a typo. And I have no idea how the rest of the books this year will top these!
