Every October I try to read something spooky before Halloween. This year it was We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer. While I am not a Reddit user, this book had incredible momentum coming off of that platform and other social media accounts. It was an intriguing read for me – I translated the… Read More

After a decade hiatus and a two years of sitting on my bedside, I finally completed Go Tell the Bees That I am Gone, the 9th book in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series. It was wonderful and immersive and like reuniting with old friends. If you haven’t read this series, I urge you to do so.… Read More

I spent a chunk of my summer completely immersed in A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas. I loved them so much that I couldn’t even wait on my turn to come up at the library every time I was ready for the next. This was the rare series I purchased outright.… Read More

Mother loaned me the first two books in the Molly the Maid series by Nita Prose and they were just delightful to read! While both books have a mystery at the heart of the story, this isn’t your ordinary thriller. You can’t help but fall in love with the peculiar and completely charming Molly. I’ve… Read More

I didn’t realize just how many audio books I’d consumed recently until I came to write this recap! I use my local library membership and the Libby app to listen for free. I typically listen while doing any household chore, while soaking in the bath, and when driving alone. I’m Glad My Mom Died I’m… Read More

Between a prom dinner for 40, the kitchen project, getting ready for Spring Break, two varsity sports and my job, life has been bonkers lately. My goal every day is simply to make it to the next day :-) I haven’t had time to pick up an actual book but I plowed through three audio… Read More

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig was a charming and intriguing read. The Midnight Library exists in the place between life and death, and each book in the library tells the story of a life one could have read based on their choice. It was one of those books where I could see the picture… Read More