Elementary school media specialist by day//crossfitting book reviewer by night
Christmas at Holiday Houseby RaeAnne Thayne I was provided with an eARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review of this book. My merry holiday readathon continues with Christmas at Holiday House. I was a little nervous after my first two books that I wasn’t going to find one that really spoke to me,... Continue Reading →
Mistletoe & Mr Right by Sarah Morgenthaler I received an e-ARC of this book from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I requested this book from Netgalley because this year I really wanted to read some holiday romances during the month of December. The premise of a small town in Alaska with a mysterious... Continue Reading →
Royal Holidayby Jasmine Guillory Hello, friends! It has been quite a while since I have done a book review, for the very simple reason that I had not finished a single book since May! The reality of losing a job I loved, the fear surrounding the pandemic, and what felt like crisis after crisis arising... Continue Reading →
Let's pretend I've been here the whole time, shall we? I hope you enjoy my Christmas TBR!
Hello, friends! And welcome to my birthday month! July is always the best part of summer. The breeze is hot, the water is warm. There are fireworks. Barbecues. Pool side reading. And for me, there's gluten free cake! I decided to skip a wrap up this month since I only read three books (which isn't... Continue Reading →
If you're following me on my librarian instagram account, this won't be news to you. For those of you who only follow me on this blog, I cannot wait to share this with you! Before I got laid off, I decided I wanted to keep myself busy over the summer break. I got the idea... Continue Reading →
I Wanna Be Where You Areby Kristina Forest This book is one of my backlogged Netgalley ARC's. So much so, that I was able to pick up a physical copy from my library, and get to see this gorgeous cover up close! This novel follows a high school student named Chloe, as she lies to... Continue Reading →
2020 has been a year of conversations. It has been a year of learning, and in many ways, unlearning. We retaught ourselves and our children to wash our hands, cover our mouths when we cough or sneeze, and to treat everyone equally. Some of the toughest conversations this year have revolved around race and diversity.... Continue Reading →
Blackbird Vol I by Sam Humphries, Jen Bartel (Artist), Triona Farrell (Colourist) This graphic novel was recommended by Brewsandbooks on youtube. Go check out their video here! Am I becoming a graphic novel stan? Is that what's been happening slowly over the past two years? I think it's a genre I can get on board with. I just want... Continue Reading →
The Help by Kathryn Stockett I've had this book on my shelves for a while, and had refrained from watching the movie. I knew how iconic the film was, and wanted to make sure I read the book before diving in to the pie drama. Yes, sadly I knew about the pie before reading a... Continue Reading →
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