Okay, so I’m way late on posting these and, once again, I did not get as much reading done as I had hoped to this month. I got carried away with learning to make bread and binge watching shows on Netflix (I really need to read The Umbrella Academy now). But, I got a few …
Here are the toddler books we are reading this month with my two and three year old. These are popular books with great themes for both girls and boys.
Here are some mini reviews of the books I was able to finish in January.
The Daughter’s Of Temperance Hobbs by Katherine Howe (ARC Review) | This is the story of a Boston based professor of colonial history, Connie, and her familial connection to witchcraft and the price that comes with it. After learning about a curse that threatens the life of the man she loves, she races to solve a mystery that generations of women before her have failed to resolve.
I have a goal of reading 100 books this year, so to hold myself accountable I wanted to start sharing my monthly reading lists. Each month I will share at least eight of the books that I plan on reading that month.
One goal I have this year is to read more books that are outside of my comfort zone. I typically stick to the same genres, so I thought I would tap into my competitive side and try out a reading challenge to encourage myself to read books that I might usually overlook.
Hey guys! I got this cute post idea from Lorna at Gin & Lemonade. I enjoyed reading the post so much I thought I’d give it go myself! My favorite times to read are when the moon is up and the rain is loud. I hate book jackets. I have at least five books checked …
Bookworm Gift Guide: The ultimate gift guide for book lovers.
This review is in no way sponsored by Literati. As you all know, I am a huge advocate for reading. I make a trip to the library to pick up books, at least once a week and reading is an integral part of our bedtime routine. While scrolling through Instagram, I came across an ad …
“You don’t have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.” – Ray Bradbury in Fahrenheit 451 *This post contains affiliate links. I read a statistic recently that hurt my heart a bit. It stated that about 1 in 4 American adults haven’t read a book in the past year. As you …