But I think it may have improved my writing. Maybe. Sort of. I am, at least, more intentional with my writing. Each sentence I produce feels like a miracle now. To be able to sit down and formulate words with the insurmountable responsibilities of parenting constantly looming over my head. I used to write in…
Review: The Wedding People – Alison Espach
This library book from Libby arrived in the midst of our move to Hawaii and it turned out to be the perfect read during a major life change filled with uncertainty. I had first heard it praised by The Spines and added it to my holds without any context. It turned out to be a…
REVIEW: Heir by Sabaa Tahir
In the summer of 2020 on a date at Barnes & Noble with my husband, masked and socially distancing from every other patron in the store, I stumbled across the book An Ember in the Ashes. This incidental find led me down the rabbit hole for this four-book fantasy series inspired by Ancient Rome. The series…
Review: The Idea of You by Robinne Lee
A review of the book “The Idea of You” by Robinne Lee just before the movie hits theaters on May 2nd.
5 Second-Chance Romance Books to Make You Believe in Love
A sweet, angsty sub-genre of romance books. Second chance romances are hidden behind the flashy enemies-to-lovers and age gaps and forced proximity tropes. But these have always been the most evocative and squeal-inducing romance reads for me. There is history between the two characters. It’s typically a little messy, and sometimes even heartbreaking, but there…