If you’re a “bookstagrammer” like I am, you probably saw Kate Morton’s The Clockmaker’s Daughter all over Instagram a few months ago. I heard good things, so I’ll probably pick it up some time in the future, when it doesn’t have the “brand new book” price tag. I was super pleased when I found The […]
Gretel And The Dark by Eliza Granville
I got Gretel and the Dark by Eliza Granville at a library book sale. It seemed super interesting! I mean, read this from the excerpt on the back: Vienna, 1899. Josef Breuer, a celebrated psychoanalyst, is about to encounter his strangest case yet: a mysterious, beautiful woman who claims to have no name, no feelings […]
In A Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware
I’ve officially added Ruth Ware to my list of favorite authors. I really liked The Woman In Cabin 10, but In A Dark, Dark Wood was so much better! Honestly, I didn’t want to put it down. It was nice to read a book that quickly again. The Story In A Dark, Dark Wood centers […]
You Are A Badass Every Day by Jen Sincero
I love Jen Sincero. She went on a book tour for You Are A Badass Every Day earlier this year, but Barnes & Noble left out the fact that it was a wristband only event. Since I work, I didn’t have the chance to go get one. I’ve been cutting back on my spending, but […]
#FridayFive – March 2019
After January and February passed so quickly, I expected the same from March. However, that was not the case. Somehow, this was the longest month! With a mixture of travel, a short cold, and trying to settle back into normal life, March was a doozy. House hunting! Yes, this is crazy stressful, and I’ve had […]
Creamy Turkey Chili
We’re in that weird season between winter and spring when it’s randomly warm in the afternoon for a couple of hours, but you’re generally pretty chilly the rest of the day. I’ve been in a love-hate relationship with my crock pot because meals never turn out the way that I want. Then, I found this […]
Soul Stroller by Kayce Stevens Hughlett
A SoulStroller is a person who chooses to step into the unknown with great intention. To hop on planes to foreign destinations or explore oft-trod neighborhoods with new eyes. To strap on a parachute take a death-defying leap, and drift into a perfect, soundless stratosphere. To embrace what it means to be inspired, immobile, and […]
The Perfect Child by Lucinda Berry
Have I mentioned before how much I love Amazon Prime’s First Reads program? You get a free eBook every month (from a selection of about six), just for being a Prime member. That’s how I stumbled across The Perfect Child by Lucinda Berry. I could not put it down! The Story The Perfect Child follows […]
My Sister, The Serial Killer by Oyinkan Braithwaite
I was PUMPED when My Sister, The Serial Killer was an option for our book club selection. I had seen so many of my favorite book bloggers posting all about it. Since I’ve put myself on a bit of a book-buying ban, I was trying to stay away, but I can’t let my book club […]
Inkdeath by Cornelia Funke
I finally finished the Inkworld trilogy! Inkdeath took me longer than I wanted it to. Sometimes, you just need a break in between super fantastical stories, and I didn’t really give myself that. I ended up separating my time between reading it and listening to it. I had a travel break in there, and didn’t […]
