September Reading Recap + October’s Books To Be Read
September brought about a new feeling of excitement toward reading. Perhaps the weather suddenly cooling off helped in that regard. I’ve begun to notice that inspiration strikes me in waves. I also find that when I am consuming less, in terms of social media, I feel much more open to creating. September 1st also makes me wish I was about 18 years younger and receiving my official Hogwarts letter in the mail. Every autumn feels like the most magical time of the year. This is why I decided to read all of the Harry Potter books this fall. Growing up I was not allowed to read the Harry Potter series.…
July’s Reading Recap + Looking Ahead to August
Personally, I am relieved July is over. Another month has come and gone and I’m really enjoying taking a moment to reflect on the previous month while also gearing up for the month ahead. July was a really rough month, I had a short list of books I planned to read but despite my best intentions, I only managed to read one book. That was, “Daisy Jones & The Six” by Taylor Jenkins Reid. (Which I recommend reading if you’ve been thinking about reading this one + review here.) At first, I felt really let down, but then I remembered that I really struggled with my mental health and had more…
Daisy Jones & The Six by Taylor Jenkins Reid – The Most Unique Way to Tell a Story
A no-spoilers book review of “Daisy Jones & The Six” by Taylor Jenkins Reid. Which feels a lot more like a Fleetwood Mac biopic and I’m here for it. This book is undoubtedly one of the first books by Taylor Jenkins Reid that caught my attention. A co-worker had a Book of The Month copy and was thrilled to be reading it in her book club. I on the other hand had decided to wait a bit, buy a copy that was loved by someone else first and then dive in. So let’s jump right in! Summary The first character we meet is Daisy Jones. Daisy Jones is born into…
5 Books I Read in June + At Least 5 Books I Want to Read in July
June was an exciting month as I dove back into reading for entertainment and enjoyment, rather than out of the necessity of being a student. Here are the 5 books I read in June + a list of hopefuls to read in July! Of the five books I’ve read so far, I have written reviews for four. I am still deciphering my thoughts on “The Maidens” by Alex Michaelides so there is no review for that book just yet. 1. “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” by Taylor Jenkins Reid [Review Here] [Grab a copy here] I fall into the category of people who absolutely loved this book. It is…
