nevertheless, she persisted
I think it’s safe to say the world has gone a little bit insane. COVID is a serious problem (I work in a medical school and it’s been kind of a disaster in a lot of ways). As is the fact that people can’t get toilet paper. This situation is stressful for a lot of […]
Read MoreI’ll be honest: I kind of hate Valentine’s Day. I’m not a fan of pink or hearts (the shape of which was originally modeled after female anatomy or ancient contraceptives – and yes, I ruin a lot of things with history #sorrynotsorry). And I don’t like a holiday that gives couples unreasonable expectations and single […]
Read MoreIt’s October, which means it’s time for Halloween reading! And since the month is now more than halfway over, I thought I’d share a few books that I think would make great Halloween reads and also happen to be written by women. Because I feel like we should read more female authors, and why not […]
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 MoreIf you’ve been following my blog for a while, you probably know I am a big fan of Halloween reading. I rarely read scary books during the rest of the year, but, come October, I am all over it. That said, I am not the biggest fan of horror. I do occasionally enjoy horror novels […]
Read MoreNext week is Banned Books Week! I haven’t quite decided which banned book(s) I will be reading, but I still wanted to share a few of my favorite banned books. Last year, I shared my favorite banned classics, so this year, I want to share some of my favorite diverse banned books. There are so […]
Read MoreIt might just be me, but I feel like there has been a much greater emphasis on diverse literature over the past few years – and that’s a really great thing. However, at least in my experience, a lot of the books that are talked about and advertised specifically as being diverse are young adult […]
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