nevertheless, she persisted
Last week, I published 10 Must-Reads for Pride Month – go check that out if you missed it – so, today, I wanted to share some queer reads that are still on my TBR. Feel free to convince me to read these sooner rather than later, because a few of them have been living on […]
Read MoreHappy June everyone! I know I probably say this every month, but how is it June already? I feel like it was just January. But it’s June. Which means it’s time for another monthly reading list! I’m keeping this one very short because I really want to finish my May reading list. I got a […]
Read MoreIt’s May! Which means we’re a third of the way through 2019. And it’s almost time for summer reading. And by summer reading, I mean sitting in front of the AC with a giant glass of iced tea (and not going outside). it felt a little strange making a reading list that doesn’t include Shakespeare, […]
Read MoreHappy April everyone! This reading list took me way too long to put together, because I have no idea what I’m in the mood to read. But I do have a few books I’m really hoping to get to this month. Here’s my reading list for April: Anna of Kleve: The Princess in the Portrait […]
Read MoreIt’s the first day of spring! Which is the beginning of that time of the year when I stay inside in the air conditioning and read. But it’s also the time of year that feels like a new start, full of possibilities. Today, I thought I’d share a few books I would really like to […]
Read MoreIt’s a new month, which means it’s time for a new reading list. I’ve finished both of my reading lists this year (well, almost, I still have a few pages left of one February read), so I have high hopes for completing this list. Here are the books I’m hoping to read in March: My […]
Read MoreJanuary was such an amazing reading month for me! I am so happy with how I started off the year, and I am really looking forward to continuing this month. I’m pretty excited about what I’m planning to read, so fingers crossed I’ll manage to read this entire list. I did it in January, I […]
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