Well, we're still here. I'm still stuck in my house and, for the most part, America is still in quarantine. So I figured I might as well do another book tag themed around staying at home. This one was originally created by Princess of Paperback on Youtube, and looked like a perfect tag to do … Continue reading Stay at Home Book Tag
Month: May 2020
Book Review: The Deep by Alma Katsu
I am drawn to any retelling of the sinking of the Titanic. When I saw this book coming out, which takes a more supernatural twist on the real-life tragedy, I felt I had to read it. And, while my feelings were mixed, I did find it to be a creepy and interesting novel. Release: March … Continue reading Book Review: The Deep by Alma Katsu
Book Haul #5
It seems like forever since I did a book haul (I think it hasn't been since the beginning of the year). I guess I didn't have any reason to do it because I was so busy with this semester in college and then the bookstore closed down with the coronavirus. Basically, I bought a couple … Continue reading Book Haul #5
Book Review: And Only to Deceive by Tasha Alexander
This book is the first of the Lady Emily series, a series I have seen on the shelves of bookstores and libraries alike for years and, despite it being part of one of my favorite genres (historical cozy mysteries), I have never read it before. Until now. When I put it on my TBR, there … Continue reading Book Review: And Only to Deceive by Tasha Alexander
How Technology Changed Reading
With many of us having spent at least the last two months quarantined at home, many readers have turned to technology to satiate their reading addiction more than ever before. Even those who were not big readers before may have found themselves reading more and more. So I thought now would be a perfect time … Continue reading How Technology Changed Reading
Book Review: The Call of the Wild by Jack London
I've read a couple short stories by Jack London and I've really enjoyed his writing, especially when it comes to serious stories about man v. nature and our separation from the harsh realities of nature. This book, is perhaps his most famous, or at least I know I've seen it around a lot. It's also … Continue reading Book Review: The Call of the Wild by Jack London
My Favorite Book of the Year: 1929-1920
Ah, the 1920's. This is the 10th post in this series, where I share my favorite book published in a certain year. Here are all the others I've done... My Favorite Book of The Year: 2019-2010My Favorite Book of The Year: 2009-2000My Favorite Book of The Year: 1999-1990My Favorite Book of The Year: 1989-1980 My … Continue reading My Favorite Book of the Year: 1929-1920
Book Review: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty
I've watched Caitlin's Youtube channel Ask a Motician for a few years (though I haven't kept up with the latest videos), and I've owned this book for almost as long. I actually had the opportunity to meet Caitlin a couple years ago when she did a speaking event at an art museum in Minneapolis, Minnesota. … Continue reading Book Review: Smoke Gets in Your Eyes by Caitlin Doughty
April 2020 Reading Wrap-up
This month was a little choppy for me concerning reading. I started strong, reading the majority of the ten books I read this month in the first two weeks of April. In fact, in the last two weeks I've read only three books. I'm not necessarily in a reading slump as much as now that … Continue reading April 2020 Reading Wrap-up