It’s a new month, which means another opportunity to tackle a never-ending backlog of books to read! For May, here is what I hope to dive into — a mix of fiction, nonfiction, and more mystery novels. I enjoyed Lucy Foley’s The Paris Apartment, so I’m trying to integrate more novels like this into my…
As much as I enjoy reading nonfiction, they’re often a hit or miss. They’re either too technical, too slow, or too excessive (when it could easily be concise). If you’re looking to break up your fictional streak (why though?) or learn something new, I’ve rounded up three books that balance storytelling and information delivery that had me until the last page.
If we’re anything alike, your list of books to read is a behemoth that just does not. Stop. Growing. I know you probably don’t need the help making it longer, but here are my five recommendations for books to read this year. Untamed by Glennon Doyle I read this book because my favorite booktuber, Jack…
The book in one sentence: A young person’s search for love in the wrong places and people leads her to uncover who she really is and what it means for her. Rating: ⭐⭐⭐ Read if: You’re looking for a palate cleanser from heavier fiction or nonfiction reads or a poolside companion. Book length: About 300…
It probably comes as no surprise that I still have a bunch of books from 2021 that I wasn’t able to get to. This month, I am going to try practicing the first-in, first-out rule — because my urge to keep getting new books is unhinged and I need some self-control. For the past two…
