*images from respective book websites I saw something online, where a witchy technique of book magic, is used to discern advice for a moment in your life. I thought this was pretty cool, as I tend to correlate lots of things in my life to what I am reading at the moment or a book... Continue Reading →

Everyone has a book they will push onto anyone they meet, no matter what kind of reader they encounter. For me the most successful of these recommendations is An American Marriage. It's a book that is so easily real, and so beautifully told that no matter what genre you like - you'll be happy. The... Continue Reading →

My stepmom is an amazing chef, expert musicologist and avid reader. She has an entire wall at home dedicated to cookbooks and food related books. Conversely, I never considered cookbooks as a entertaining read, the same way I never saw myself as someone who could cook. But when I saw Cravings in the bookstore a... Continue Reading →

I love reading romance. I read a lot of it before I went away for college and miss that experience a lot. I was in the midst of a terrible....let's call it a "relationship", where it seemed we in a cycle of hurting each other as much as we could and then later, holding on... Continue Reading →

I don't have a favorite anything: the stuff I love is so dependent on itself and the times I read it, I can't pull it from that context to compare it to anything else. However, this series is amazing! I never read a lot of YA growing up (maybe YA wasn't a fully formed genre... Continue Reading →

Hey y'all I'm starting book two: The Proposal by Jasmine Guillory. I loved the Wedding Date so I'm excited to read this one especially because I loved Carlos as a side character. He seems like a great guy. For the 24in48 challenge, I'm posting the dedication for this book here. I liked this one because... Continue Reading →

I've had this for ages - and decided this time was a perfect time to read it. So much of it reminds me of being a little girl and so much reminds me of that awful adolescent and painful early adulthood I lived through. We are nothing alike, but I see myself in these pages.... Continue Reading →

It always seems to me that historical knowledge comes in waves when picked up for, "discovery" and discussion. I read There, There a few m months ago and while I took the characters stories as events that mirror those of indigenous people living in America, I left it at that. This shows me, that my... Continue Reading →