Happy Friday! I cannot believe this week is almost over. I don’t know about anyone else, but I go through periods when I read a lot, and other periods when I read nothing. There is no in between for me….
Fun on the “We Ship It Podcast”
Hello, and happy Wednesday! As many of you know, I have recently been getting into podcasts lately. I have been listening to them while I cook, clean, go walking, etc. With that being said, I am super pleased to announce…
Literature for Autumn
Nothing prepares me for a season quite like literature does. There are books for all seasons and holidays, and autumn (my favorite season) is no exception. Below I compiled a list of literature that is sure to get you in…
May’s Book Club Read: “Never Have I Ever,” by Joshilyn Jackson
Hello, everyone! If you have been following, you know I am starting a book club called “Waiting for Merlot” this coming May. As promised, today is the book reveal! Waiting for Merlot’s first book club read with be Never Have I Ever by…
I’m Starting a Book Club!
Hello, everyone! I am excited to announce that I am beginning a virtual book club called “Waiting for Merlot.” I decided to create this virtual bookclub a few weeks ago when this quarantine began. I think it will be an…
Literature for Summertime
Is there anything better than reading a good book on the beach with nothing but the sound of the waves crashing on the shore? Probably not. I am a huge fan of seasonal reading, and have previously created book lists for autumn,…
Literature that Changed My Life
I remember the first time I cried while reading a book. I was reading The Great Gatsby. The funeral scene stunned me: how a man with so many “friends” could have such an empty funeral. I cried sporadically for about three…
Literature for Christmastime
Is there anything better than curling up with a good book or story in front of a warm fire with a cup of hot cocoa? Probably not. I’m sharing some of my favorite Christmastime literature below. Let me know what you…
Book Review: An Unwanted Guest
“An Unwanted Guest” is a classic murder mystery that will have you up all night.
My Ex Who Can’t Grow Up: Holden Caulfield
How do we view literature as we grow older?
Agatha Christie, Where Have You Been My Whole Life?
In my quest to begin reading regularly again I decided to pick a good old fashioned crowd pleaser. For those of you who do not know, I am a horror fanatic. I love horror films, gothic literature, horror conventions, etc. Here…
Reading After a Drought
“Water, water every where, nor any drop to drink.” Reading has always been a passion of mine. It is so easy to pick up a book and let your mind wander away to some distant world, leaving everything behind. I…
