Over the past few years, I've read a lot of books that feature female characters that have stuck with me and lived in my soul. If you're looking to expand your reading, or just wanting a fun book to pick up in the month of March, I have a few suggestions...
Everything from lighthearted humor to poignant historical fiction to crazy thrillers to mindblowing nonfiction -- no genre was untouched, and I am so grateful to these stories for getting me through this hectic season.
I love March, and I always have fun looking for books for Women's History Month. Books about women and for women, and I'm particularly impressed by the diversity in genre and literary-ness (is that a word?) of the books I read this month.
Oh hi, it's February 5th, and I still can't stop thinking about all the wonderful books I read in January. I put a lot of pressure on myself to get January right -- it's the first month of the year, a way to kick off my new reading goal.
It's Women's History Month, and I read A LOT of books by women. Here are some recommendations for anyone looking to celebrate Women's History Month with books by and about women.
As the nights get longer and the temperature drops, I find myself reaching for my book more often. Here are my favorite books to read in the winter!
In honor of International Women's Day, I've rounded up a few of my favorite female characters (written by female authors)!
I read 10 books in the month of February, and so many of them had unreliable narrators... maybe it's a theme for the month of love?
For some reason, October was a weak reading month for me. It started with the double whammy of homecoming week and the end of the first grading period falling in the first 10 days of the month, and I struggled to get any reading done at all. I finished my first book of the month … Continue reading What I Read: October 2018
In times of craziness, I always find comfort in revisiting my favorite books. This month, I had some of my favorite rereads of the year.
