nevertheless, she persisted
This year, I’ve read a lot of great female authors, including some I’ve read for the first time. Today I want to talk about ten female authors I read for the first time this year, and am definitely planning on reading more from. Casey McQuiston. I am a more than a little obsessed with Red, […]
Read MoreIt’s back to school time! And I have mixed feelings about it. Because, on the one hand, I’m really glad I don’t have to sit in class anymore and I can read whatever I want (kind of). But sometimes, I just really miss school. So, today, I thought I’d share some book recommendations based on […]
Read MoreThis week went by way too fast. Probably because I took three weeks off work and did almost absolutely nothing. And it was awesome. I also booked a trip to Prague in February, and I am so excited (even though I’ve only had the tickets for like five days). Needless to say, it’s been a […]
Read MoreWhen I first read about The Warlow Experiment, it seemed like it was going to be right up my alley. It’s a historical psychological thriller, which are a few of my favorite things to read. I was very excited to pick it up – it even made it into my Most Anticipated Books post. And […]
Read MoreI thought it was about time for me to do another book tag, and this one seems like a lot of fun. I wasn’t tagged, but I saw this over on Bookidote – hope it’s okay that I stole this! (though I guess that’s appropriate for the Seven Deadly Sins Book Tag). Greed – What […]
Read MoreI have been listening to a lot of great audiobooks lately, so it was definitely a challenge to pick just one to feature. But there is definitely one that stuck with me – to be fair, it might just be because it’s the audiobook I finished most recently – and that is: Get Well Soon: […]
Read MoreWe all occasionally fall into the black hole of YouTube (at least, I hope it’s not just me). And one thing I love watching is The Graham Norton Show. So, when I saw that Graham Norton (and yes, it is the same one) wrote a novel, I was intrigued. Naturally, I had to read A […]
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