Books, Writing, and Content for your Reading life
I'm so glad February is over. It was an exciting month with a lot happening, but it wasn't my best reading month. I read seven books. I always end up putting too much pressure on myself to read and when I don't read "enough," then it feels like I failed. Don't you hate that feeling? [...]
Welcome to the first wrap up of the new year! If you're new to the blog, my wrap ups are related to the books I've read over the month; what worked and what didn't work. I hope you enjoy it! January worried me a little. I felt like I was doing a great job, but [...]
I love the end of the year. It's like ending an experiment and reviewing all the data to find trends on what happened. Is that too nerdy? It might be too nerdy. Every year, I put together a list of my favorite books from the year. But when it comes to my reading life, I [...]
November felt like such a great reading month and now it's over. LOL. But let's not discount December, the month of cozy reads, holiday treats, and possible gift cards to Barnes and Noble in your stocking. Let's take a minute to enjoy what we've got this holiday season and the final monthly wrap up before [...]
I'm going to be honest, August and September were crappy reading months. I was in the middle of moving everywhere and spending time on people's couches and on air mattresses. I feel like the last thing on my mind is reading a book, which is something that I don't normally say to anyone. But I [...]
And like that, August is over. I always associate August with the end of summer. This is probably the case for many people because September is back-to-school and we're all hardwired to think that going back to school is the end of summer. While I wish I had a bigger bang to my end-of-summer, I'm [...]
I can't believe July is already over. It's already over! Well, today is the last day, but it feels like it's already over. I don't know how my brain was able to do this, but I read 13 books this month. THIRTEEN. I must be inhuman. I beat my old record of eight books in [...]
