My March Reading Wrap-up
How is everyone? This was a strange and terrifying month, one that seems to have lasted forever. Which is scary in itself, because we have at…
Review: The Herd by Andrea Bartz
As mystery/thrillers go, The Herd has an interesting premise. Eleanor is a beautiful and successful woman who created The Herd, which is a woman-only workspace and…
Best Reads of 2020, So Far
We’re a quarter of the way into the year — does anyone else feel like March has gone on forever? I’ve been having trouble coming up…
Staying In, Week One
I started teleworking last Friday, and like many of you I’ll be home for the foreseeable future. I’m bouncing back and forth between serious anxiety about…
Ditching the TBR List: How We Choose What We Read
Most people, outside of school or work, read what they want, when they want. But book bloggers spend a lot of time thinking about what they’re…
Looking Forward to the 2020 Women’s Prize Longlist
My favorite book list of the year is The Women’s Prize longlist, which will be announced March 3. These are sixteen novels that are in the…
My February Reading Wrap-Up
Happy Leap Day everyone! Right now our house feels like a construction zone because we’re renovating our bathroom. It’s messy and disruptive, and our cats aren’t…
Review: Amnesty by Aravind Adiga
I found this a really interesting read about what it’s like to be an undocumented immigrant in Australia. Adiga tells the story through the eyes of…
Review: Know My Name by Chanel Miller
This is a book I think most of us should read, though it’s definitely not an easy read. In 2015, Chanel Miller went to a party…
Review: Popular by Maya Van Wagenen
I’ve been recommending this book a lot lately, especially to my friends with daughters. There aren’t that many books out there that feel fresh and original,…
Review: Pride by Ibi Zoboi
I have a list of recent Austen adaptations I want to read, like Ayesha at Last, Unmarriageable, and Pride, Prejudice and Other Flavors. I’d seen great…
My January Reading Wrap-Up
I read so many wonderful books in January. I started out the month determined to just relax and read whatever came my way, rather than trying…
