We are now past the point of return for ordering gifts online and having them reach your home before the holidays. Not going to lie - I panicked when I realized that earlier. Let's talk about some last-minute gifts you can pick up on your way to your holiday event. Gift Cards While not a … Continue reading Top 10 Road Trip Reading Accessories
Tag: what I'm reading
The Lost Founding Father
Itโs been a long time since the Hat Creek boys drove a herd of cattle north. Since Lorena was rescued from Mox Mox and Blue Duck. Since Gus was killed. The Hat Creek outfit have all taken on new lives โ Lorena and Pea Eye have a family and a farm, several of the boys … Continue reading The Lost Founding Father
This Week: December 15th
When I first started reading again as an adult, I was surprised to find how much I enjoyed a few genres like military/law enforcement thrillers, small town romance, and westerns. I'm pretty sure it all ties back to my childhood summers spent with my grandparents watching Gunsmoke and Bonanza or movies like McClintock! Not to … Continue reading This Week: December 15th
The Lost Founding Father
John Quincy Adams, Americaโs fifth president, had big shoes to fill.ย Not only was he the first presidential scion to ascend to the countryโs top office, he was the start of a new brand of presidents โ those who didnโt have their hands in creating the Declaration of Independence or the Constitution.ย But much like … Continue reading The Lost Founding Father
2025 Reading Challenge
With just a few days left, I'm excited to share with you the full Read With Lindsey 2025 Reading Challenge prompt list! You will see a few prompts repeating from 2024 Challenge, but I'm happy to include a few new ones - they are some of my favorite genres! The Schedule As discussed a few … Continue reading 2025 Reading Challenge
The Bad Beginning
The three Baudelaire children just had their lives turned upside down. After finding out their parents have died in a horrible fire that destroyed their house and all their belongings, they are whisked off to live with a distant relative they have never even heard of. The strange man has little interest in the children … Continue reading The Bad Beginning
This Week: December 8th
As we near the end of our 2024 Reading Challenge, I'm excited to share some of my favorite genres with you! This week, that's books less than 200 pages and some nonfiction! I've also go the 2025 challenge prompts together and I can't wait to share them with you! I'm excited to try something a … Continue reading This Week: December 8th
An Island of Suspects
Thank you NetGalley and St. Martinโs Press for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Commissaire Georges Dupin is out for his morning swim, his attention taken by the harbor seal who has been shadowing him every day lately. But today is different โ thereโs someone on the shore shouting for … Continue reading An Island of Suspects
December Theme: The Holidays
This really is my favorite time of year - cozy sweater weather, time with the ones I love, good food, and the lights! I am a sucker for good holiday light displays! In our house, we celebrate Christmas primarily, but we like to teach our kids about other holidays and religions as well. This year, … Continue reading December Theme: The Holidays
Wicked
Kids around the world know the story of Dorothy and Toto and how they ended up in the Land of Oz. The land of Munchkins and Gillikins and Winkies and Quadlingsโฆ.and witches. But do they know how the witches learned their skills? Or that they were friends and even sisters long ago? Thatโs right โ … Continue reading Wicked










