This is my first time participating in Friday 56, but I've been meaning to for ages!  To participoate, gran the book you are currently r...

Back in 2015, I read Revolution by Deborah Wiles, which was book 2 in her Sixties Trilogy . I absolutely loved the novel (my review at the ...

Ever since I started my YouTube channel in 2021 and heard about the annual June on the Range reading event there, I've heard people ra...

My first audio book for this year's Big Book Summer Challenge was The Women by Kristin Hannah. I always enjoy her novels and had heard...

One of the last books I finished for Booktopia , held at Northshire Bookstore , was My Beloved Life by Amitava Kumar. It was my mom's f...

In March, I participated in Middle-Grade March and the Fierce Reads event for International Women's Month. I listened to three excell...

My neighborhood book group's selection for February was Whistling Past the Graveyard by Susan Crandall. I really enjoyed this coming-of...

Wow, I have read some really outstanding novels for Black History Month this year: Last Summer on State Street by Toya Wolfe on audio, Home...

I feel like I may be the last person to finally read Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi. I just read it for Black History Month, after receiving it for...

I was looking through my long audio backlog for something to read for Black History Month when I found Last Summer on State Street by Toya W...

Way back in 2007 when The Zookeeper's Wife by Diane Ackerman was first released, I heard scores of rave reviews, so I added it to my wa...