The most important part of any book review I write is the star rating. Regardless of how thorough and meaningful my review may be, some people won’t look any farther than the star rating. To be honest, that’s often all I look at before I […]
I’m happy to report that June was almost as stellar a reading month as May was! I’m getting my hands on some fantastic books through NetGalley, so keep your eyes out for publication dates so you won’t miss them when they hit shelves! The […]
I’m happy to report I’ve busted out of my reading slump! After a string of meh reads in March and April, May was a phenomenal month! Not only did I read some of the best writing I’ve encountered all year, I finished a whopping 19 books! (Compared to […]
We’re not even half way through 2018 and I am pretty confident I’ve found my favorite novel of the year. Yesterday I finished An American Marriage by Tayari Jones, which was published on February 6th. I immediately needed to shout from the rooftops (aka social […]
April was a big month for my DNF list. Just like last month, I read a bunch of books that were solidly meh, and I had a hard time getting into most of them. I’m not sure if that’s the books, or me having a lot […]
March was the month of the two star book. The majority of what I read this month was “solidly okay” and that’s about it. The up side is I marked off a lot of categories for my reading challenges! A Long Way Home – Saroo […]
February was a great month reading-wise. Most of the novels I finished were fantastic. Beartown by Fredrik Backman For the PopSugar Reading Challenge Category: A book about or involving a sport. I was planning to skip this one because I read the author’s first two […]
Starting this month, in addition to giving a run down of everything I read last month, I’m going to include the details of which reading challenge (if any) the books counts for. The Walking Dead: Volume 1 by R. Kirkman & T. Moore For […]
Fire and Brimstone by Michael Punke I chose this for the Read Harder challenge category of “a book set within 100 miles of your location.” Montana is a big state, so this was a little challenging. Fortunately, I’m very interested in the history of the city […]
October is the first month of this year so far that I haven’t DNF-ed a single book! Every book I finished this month was powerful in its own way and enriched my life in some way. I can’t say that very often! The […]
