For anyone who is thinking about becoming a lawyer, or trying to make the most of their legal career, I highly recommend Sotomayor’s memoir. I also recommend it to anyone who simply wants to be inspired by this smart, caring, and dedicated woman. I picked up this book because Hillbilly Elegy got me thinking about…
This is Week 1 of Nonfiction November, and this year I’m going to do my best to follow it, because I’m reading so much great nonfiction right now. Week 1’s topic, hosted by Julie at Julz Reads, is to take a look back at the year of nonfiction and reflect on the following questions – What…
It seems like I just made my fall TBR list, and here we are, mid-October with the year fading fast. I began October thinking “maybe I’ll just read whatever I want for the rest of the year.” Which is a nice idea, only I’ve requested too many ARCs and I’ve fallen behind on reviews. When…
I don’t read a lot of nonfiction, but for some reason I have a growing pile of it on my TBR list, and every day I’m hearing about something new I want to read. So I enjoyed Nonfiction November, because it gave me even more good reading ideas. This week’s topic was ten nonfiction books…
While we’re halfway through the month, I wanted to highlight Nonfiction November, an event hosted by Doing Dewey and a few other bloggers. I haven’t participated much but I’ve already put some new nonfiction titles on my TBR list. Unbroken is the true story of Louis Zamperini, an Italian-American from California who was an Olympic…
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