Worth Reading: My Top Picks From 2018
So the first three of my favorite 2018 reads are books that were actually published in 2018, and the other three are books that had been on my TBR list for a while and that I finally read in 2018. I...
View ArticleWorth Discussing: Fact and Fiction
Towards the end of 2018, I read a lot of thrillers and procedurals. For a few months I burned my way through recent works by Lee Child, Michael Connelly, John Sandford, and others. It’s a genre I binge...
View ArticleJanuary in Review (Challenges, Celebrations, and Good Books)
For the first week of January, I was on top of the world. I was all caught up at work, I’d finished my blog an Instagram content calendar, the house was organized, and I was writing every day, with...
View ArticleFebruary in Review (Battling Burnout, Setting Priorities, and a lot of Reading)
As I mentioned in my January in review post, the first month of 2019 was crazy, stressful, and challenging, although I ended the month feeling positive and ready to take on February. It didn’t take me...
View ArticleWorth Reading AND Watching: Wonder
I recently reread Wonder, by R.J. Palacio, for the fourth or fifth time, and the other day I watched the movie for the second. It’s been on my mind this week, especially because of world events that...
View ArticleWorth Trying: Read More, Part One (Finding the Book)
I’ve always been a rabid reader, right from childhood. For 2019, I set a personal goal to read 250 books, and having finished number 176 yesterday, I’m right on schedule. When I talk to friends and...
View ArticleWorth Trying: Read More, Part Two (Finding the Time)
Last week, I mentioned the benefits of reading and offered some suggestions for finding the right book for you. This week, it’s all about finding the time, which is a strangely appropriate plan because...
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Worth Reading: Recent Releases
As I explained in last week’s post, things have been tough lately. As a result, I’ve been doing even more reading than usual, because as Kate Morton wrote in The Forgotten Garden, “She’d understood the...
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