I felt like I spent less time reading this month than last, but I read much better quality books for the September book(s) of the month list. Book #1 – Purpose – by Gina Bianchini From my understanding “Purpose: Design

This month was not nearly as progressive as last month in terms of hours spent reading. None-the-less, here are my August Book(s) of the month! Book #1 – Let’s Pretend This Never Happened – Jenny Lawson If you follow me

July book(s) of the month brought to you by short library loan deadlines 😂. I finished another three books this month, but in comparison, last month’s books were better. I can only say I’d probably recommend one of the three…

I started this month by pulling one of the books off my shelf that has been sitting there for YEARS! For real, I purchased this book at one of my favorite bookstores in the world (grassroots books, I love you!)

April’s book of the month was I’m Glad my Mom Died, by Jennette McCurdy. I’ve seen advertisements for this book and I know of Jennette McCurdy as I grew up in the iCarly! era, but I wouldn’t have been able

I only read one book this month, and I entirely blame it on me not liking the book but not being able to give up on it (as it was my book club’s book of the month). As I’ve mentioned

I joined a book club through my work community and each month a new book is selected by whomever volunteers to lead the next discussion. This month, the book of choice was Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. Before I begin

Not every book makes a great audiobook, but a lot of books are so much better when read by the author and listened to. I didn’t start listening to audio books until a couple years ago and it’s been a

Let me start off by saying I RARELY keep up with popular media. I’m never the first to watch the show that is going viral or to read the book that is topping the charts. That being said, the division