nevertheless, she persisted
So, April didn’t get off to a great start. I’ve just been really distracted lately, so I haven’t been reading as much as I wanted to. I’m enjoying everything I’ve been reading, I just don’t really have the attention span right now to read for an extended period of time. I blame TikTok (which I […]
Read MoreYou all know I’m a huge fan of audiobooks. However, I have recently encountered a problem: my primary audiobook listening time is on my commute to work. Which, for the past three weeks, has been the thirty-second walk from my bed to my computer. At first, I was a little upset that my audiobook time […]
Read MoreEven though the past month has felt like an entire year, I have no idea how it’s already April. We’ve made it through a quarter of 2020, and honestly, it hasn’t been great. Maybe it’s just me, but it’s a little disappointing since this new decade kind of felt like a fresh start. This year […]
Read MoreDoes anyone else feel like March was really like three months smushed together? Because it definitely was. This was an interesting month, reading-wise. January and February were a mix of everything from five- two two-star books. In March, everything a read was three or four stars. Nothing terrible, but also nothing amazing. But I read […]
Read MoreI’ve been in the mood for a good rom com for a while (and I’ve watched Always Be My Maybe on Netflix more times than is healthy), so I was glad to see that Sarah Hogle’s You Deserve Each Other came up in my review queue. Yes, I keep a list of when I’m supposed […]
Read MoreYou would think that, with all the extra time I’ve had, I’ve been reading a ton. But I’ve basically just been playing animal crossing all week because my brain cannot concentrate on anything. I’m not even really sure what day it is anymore. But I still finished two books this week, so lets’ talk about […]
Read MoreI think we can all agree that we need a distraction this month. And lately, I have had a strong urge to revisit some of my favorite audiobooks by Neil Gaiman. Because not only is Neil Gaiman an amazing writer (I’m convinced he has magic powers), but he also narrates many of his own audiobooks. […]
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