Today I am thrilled to give you an interview with author Claire Fuller. Claire didn’t start writing until she was forty. Her three novels have been published by Tin House and have been translated into sixteen languages. Her first novel, Our Endless Numbered Days, […]
I mention my bookish bestie Lea a lot in my posts. She’s one of the few humans I communicate with on a daily basis and over the years has become one of my closest confidantes and biggest cheerleaders. But when we first met, we […]
I finished 15 books in April, which is my lowest count so far this year. Several titles listed here are advanced copies I received from NetGalley, so keep your eyes peeled for the included release dates so you can grab them when they become available! […]
Full disclosure, I did not love Educated. I did not like Educated. In fact, I didn’t even finish Educated. I started it twice, once on audio and once in physical form, but didn’t get far either time. I just couldn’t get into it. I wanted […]
You Were Made For This by Michelle Sacks Read for the PopSugar Challenge Category: A book set in Scandinavia This story made my head spin. I had no idea what was the truth the entire time! It makes for an incredibly compelling, un-put-downable reading experience. […]
When it comes to giving books recommendations, I’m asked about thrillers more than any other genre. It can be risky, taking a chance on a title with a lot of buzz, only to find out it’s a dud. Especially if you don’t get through many […]
I first encountered the microhistory genre a few years ago in a reading challenge. Don’t let the word micro throw you off, as these are intense biographies of something quite specific, such as one historical event, or item. Think about your favorite day-to-day items and foods. Chances are […]
Listening to an audiobook is an entirely different experience from reading a physical copy. Sure, the content is the same, the message is the same, what’s different is the emotional connection a narrator can bring to the work. While reading an inspiring or motivational book […]
Today’s post comes from Jonas Salzgeber, author of The Little Book of Stoicism. He’s an expert in Stoic philosophy, and passionate about self-made dark chocolate and buttered coffee with collagen. Jonas also blogs for a small army of remarkable people at njlifehacks.com. 5 Stoic […]
After having such a stellar reading month in January, I suppose I shouldn’t be surprised that this past month was a bit of a bummer. Most of my ratings were 3 stars or less, as opposed to January where most were 3 and above. My recent […]
