nevertheless, she persisted
Happy Easter to everyone who celebrates! And Happy Sunday to everyone else! This is going to be a very short wrap up, because after two seven-book weeks, I finished a grand total of zero books. That’s right, I didn’t finish a single book this week. What can I say? It was a slow reading week. […]
Read MoreThere are very few things I don’t read. But there are a few genres I read very, very rarely. One of those is romance (it’s just not something I gravitate towards). I can count on one hand the number of books I’ve read that are just romance books (not other genres with a romantic subplot), […]
Read MoreAs I was putting together this post, I realized I might not have a good sense of which classics are actually more obscure or not because I’ve heard of a lot of books. There were definitely a few that came up on my list that kind of shocked me. Probably because my view what is […]
Read MoreA few months ago, I let you choose the next YA book I added to my TBR. Dumplin’ by Julie Murphy ended up winning by a narrow margin, and I really enjoyed reading it. I also loved seeing all the responses to that post, so I thought it’d be fun to do it again! I’ve […]
Read MoreThis is my final Shakespeare Mini Reviews post, which means I HAVE READ ALL OF SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS! That’s right, I am done and it feels oh so good. Don’t worry, I am working on an upcoming post ranking all of the plays, because I am fully aware most of you are not crazy enough to […]
Read MoreThis past week flew by so quickly. I can’t believe it’s Sunday (and Game of Thrones day!) already. I had another amazing reading week, and managed to finish another seven books! Since this is going to be a long wrap up, I’ll get right into it. The first book I finished this week is something […]
Read MoreI’m going to start trying to share quotes from my reading of the past week as my quote of the week, because I think it’ll be interesting. This week’s quote comes from my most recently read (and final!) Shakespeare play: The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be […]
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