nevertheless, she persisted
HOW are we already halfway through July? What is happening? I seriously don’t know where the last two weeks have gone. This year has flown by way too fast, and I don’t like it. But at least I have a lot of books added to my “read” shelf to show for it. This week, I […]
Read More2019 has been a really great year for books so far. I’ve read some amazing new releases – two of which made my favorites list for the first half of the year – and there are even more on my TBR that I haven’t gotten around to reading yet. But, because I will never ever […]
Read MoreSo far, 2019 has been a pretty great reading year for me. I (somehow) managed to read a total of NINETY books by the end of June, so I had ample opportunity to fit in some amazing books. And I fully took advantage of that. I’ve read some seriously amazing books already this year, including […]
Read MoreI am a huge fan of Andy Weir. The Martian is one of my favorite books – it’s one of the books that really got be back into reading. I love how he writes sci-fi, but when I heard how big of a departure his newest project is, I was pretty excited. Cheshire Crossing is […]
Read MoreWelcome to the first weekly wrap up of July! This has been a pretty interesting reading week. I read a total of four books, three of which are the genre I said I don’t read: romance. I officially take it back, because I have discovered how much fun romance can be, especially when I’m not […]
Read MoreThis summer, I have discovered my love for romance novels. They’re such quick, fun reads and I’ve been devouring as many as I can. When I came across The Bookish Life of Nina Hill, I knew I needed to read it. I can’t resist books about books. (All reviews are spoiler-free unless otherwise noted.) Synopsis […]
Read MoreIt’s time for another book haul! I didn’t go too crazy in June since it was a pretty busy month. But since when do I let a month go by without buying too many books? I did spend a significant amount of my book budget on some gorgeous wooden bookmarks when I visited The Ripped […]
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