Judging a Book by Its Cover
I don’t like judging a book by its cover, but hey, it happens. (That’s why publishers have marketing teams, right?) Because I’m lazy and have been looking at books more…
I don’t like judging a book by its cover, but hey, it happens. (That’s why publishers have marketing teams, right?) Because I’m lazy and have been looking at books more…
The Circle Summary When Mae Holland is hired to work for the Circle, the world's most powerful internet company, she feels she's been given the opportunity of a lifetime. The…
I think most readers are familiar with the struggle of getting out of your comfort zone. Most of us have TBR piles miles high — personally I know…
Hi folks! So a lot has been going on, so I only have six books on my July 2018 books list. (I have started another, but haven’t quite…
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Thought I would give a quick summary on what I've been reading this month. Here are all of my June 2018 reads! Life on Mars by Tracy K. Smith I…
Lincoln in the Bardo really was like no other — though it did do me some good to have a bit of explanation before I dove in. The book is truly like a woven blanket, threads all different accounts (some fiction, some not) of the death of Abraham Lincoln’s son, Willie. Because of this pieced-together style, the chapters really move quite quickly — often it felt like reading poetry . . .