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Covert Cows & Chick-Fil-A

We all love Chick-Fil-A, and it feels like the brand is a phenomenon now that we can’t ignore

January 8, 2020

April 2019 Releases

How is it already April? How am I going to fit in all the books I want to read this month?

March 30, 2019

November 2018 Releases

Wow! October was a HUGE month for releases, and while November is slower, it still packs some punches.

October 29, 2018

I’ve decided to be really intentional about my reading in July because I’m planning to start grad school and move and start working full time in August if not sooner and I really should be on top of my crap by then.

July 1, 2018

6 Ways to Get Free Books That are Legal

Books can be expensive, but that hasn’t quenched my thirst for literacy.

May 24, 2018

Books with Animals in the Title

On my quest to complete the Pop Sugar reading challenge in 2017, I’ve been compiling these posts that are meant to help you and me fill out the prompts presented to us. Today, I’m tackling books with animals in the title

March 5, 2018

January Reading Recap

I always like to start off the year strong. Thankfully, I did just that in January 2018. Here’s how my January shook out

February 11, 2018

Author Spotlight: Marie Lu

I’ve heard a lot of talk about Marie Lu through the years, especially in YA book groups, but I finally checked her out for myself when I picked up Warcross and absolutely devoured i

January 19, 2018

Books with Colors in Their Title

Another popular “reading challenge” prompt, along with “fruits and vegetables” is a book with a certain color in the title. I think the PopSugar prompt for this year is “A book with your favorite color in the title.”

January 17, 2018

Books with Fruits & Veggies in the Title

If you’re struggling with your PopSugar Reading Challenge for 2018, check out some of these options!

January 6, 2018

2017 Reading by the Numbers

I’m always interested in looking at the breakdown of my reading, especially fiction versus nonfiction, male vs female authors, etc. Here is my 2017 reading broken down by the numbers.

January 5, 2018