What follows is a list of EVERY book I finished in 2024 (or at least every book I logged on Goodreads; I've been known to miss a couple)...

I said I'd come back and fill in these missing reviews once the HarperCollins strike ended, so here I am, a month or two late but hopefu...

Last year, I had a great time combing through my Goodreads list to come up with  my top ten reads of 2021 . This year, I decided to make a c...

I read sixty books last year, which honestly seemed a little low until I remembered that, thanks to the pandemic, I'm not getting to the...

Well, I'm finally caught up on these monthly reading roundups! At least until tomorrow:) 1. SKYLARK AND WALLCREEPER by Anne O'Brie...

Here's the second installment in my reading roundup catch-up! 1. INSIGHTS FROM A PROPHET'S LIFE: RUSSELL M. NELSON by Sheri Dew Ru...

I've fallen woefully behind in these reading roundups, but I'm going to try to catch up over the next couple of weeks. Read on for J...

I'm a month behind again, but better late than never, right? Read on for my readlist (a term I'm totally trademarking)! April 1....

Time for another reading roundup! Here are the books I read last month, with a thought or two on each: 1. THE SOMEDAY BIRDS by Sally J. Pl...

As you've probably noticed, I haven't been the best blogger in the last few months years (decades?). I LOVE interviewing writing fo...

I grew up in a mixed-race home, though I've never thought about it that way until just now. My dad puts the Anglo back in Anglo-Saxon, a...

As I've been reading about Amazon's latest volley , one refrain keeps scrolling through my brain: "That could be me next year, ...

You've probably heard about the latest attempt to ban John Green's books , but if you haven't, here's a quick recap: A teach...

Word count (to the nearest thousand): 73,000 Status: Line editing (as always) Attitude: A little weary I'm down to sentence-level ch...