News and Updates This week felt like a marathon, so I spent the weekend tucked into some truly great historical fiction to clear my head. Itโs a genre that means a lot to me โ right up there with romance as one of the reasons I fell back in love with reading. Iโm excited to … Continue reading This Week: March 29th
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This Week: March 22nd
News and Updates We are wrapping up our month of folklore and fairy tales by traveling from Ireland to Asia and reading amazing stories of mystical beings and the balance between nature and man. It feels appropriate to shift towards stories about harmony and nature as we head into our first full week of Spring! … Continue reading This Week: March 22nd
This Week: March 15th
News and Updates It's the week of Saint Patrick's Day, so our world is all things green. We have Irish roots, so we take this opportunity to teach our kids a bit about Irish traditions and heritage - and I'm taking you with us this year through the reading challenge! Remember - if you're out … Continue reading This Week: March 15th
This Week: March 8th
News and Updates As this post goes live, Iโll be heading home from a cozy, muchโneeded reading retreat in the North Georgia mountains. The weekend was the perfect mix of quiet planning for the months ahead and curling up with good books while the rain tapped at the windowsโtruly the best kind of reset. I … Continue reading This Week: March 8th
How to be Okay When Nothing is Okay
Thank you NetGalley and Viking Penguin for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Jenny Lawson first made a name for herself as a blogger, winning readers over with her sharp wit and selfโdeprecating honesty. Those same qualities carried seamlessly into her memoirs and selfโhelp books, which focus on navigating life … Continue reading How to be Okay When Nothing is Okay
This Week: March 1st
News and Updates Welcome to March and our month of Fairytales and Folklore! I've got a full week ahead of me and will be offline later this week as I head out on a solo reading retreat weekend in the mountains. However, we have a packed week leading up to it! I can't wait to … Continue reading This Week: March 1st
This Week: February 22nd
News and Updates Itโs the final week of February, which means the Amelia Island Book Festival is here. While Iโm sad this will be my first time missing the festival in several years, there are still plenty of exciting literary events on my calendar. Tomorrow brings a book signing and author talk for Terah Shelton … Continue reading This Week: February 22nd
This Week: February 15th
News and Updates With school on winter break for President's Day, our household has a different pace this week. Weโre not dashing through carpool while listening to audiobooks or rushing to finish homework, but we do have more time to visit the library and find a cozy spot to curl up with a good book! … Continue reading This Week: February 15th
El Paso
Thank you NetGalley and Dutton for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. El Paso has long existed at the intersection of conflict, migration, and racism, a history that stretches back centuries. Situated along the Rio Grande, the city and its sister community across the river, Ciudad Juรกrez, were once a … Continue reading El Paso
This Week: February 8th
News and Updates We have arrived at one of my favorite weeks of the year in our reading plan - sports romances! I'm reading hockey romances this week, but there's so many other great sports-themed romance novels out there - baseball, football, golf - really everything. It's also Valentine's week, which I know is a … Continue reading This Week: February 8th









