So yesterday’s top ten Tuesday’s prompt was: Things that get in the way of reading. I never remember Top Ten Tuesday because it’s not something I follow religiously until I see another blog posting about it and if it’s an interesting prompt. Since I’ve been busy the last few weeks, obviously it wasn’t on my … Continue reading 10 things that get in the way of reading.
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Reading old friends.
What book could you read over and over again? I’ve read Me Before You by JoJo Moyes many times and never got tired of it. I used to read A Great and Terrible Beauty over and over, but I recently re read the first two books and realized they don’t do the same thing for … Continue reading Reading old friends.
My February 2023 in Books
I read five books in February. This is amazing considering I had a cold at the beginning of the month and didn’t feel like reading. Granted one was an unusual cookbook with blurbs in it and another one was super short but that’s okay. Plus one or two I was reading for forever and happened … Continue reading My February 2023 in Books
The Reader Problems Book Tag
Photo by Vincenzo Malagoli on Pexels.com I found this book tag over at the blog I Won't Say I'm in Love With Reading if you want to check out the reader's responses. 1. You have 20,000 books on your TBR, how in the world do you decide what to read next? I'm a mood reader … Continue reading The Reader Problems Book Tag
Spare reading.
I didn’t need any library books, but my request for Prince Harry’s new memoir came in for me. I read a few pages of it last night and so far it’s interesting, except for his random comment about his brother’s hair loss in the beginning. Whatever you say, Harry, you’re not the picture of luscious, … Continue reading Spare reading.
Blood in the Water, a Hunt a Killer Mystery Book.
I’ve read Educated by Tara Westover and Blood in the Water by Caleb Roehrig in the last week or so. I finished Blood in the Water over the weekend and I have to say that it’s not the best of mysteries, even for a young adult book. Hunt a Killer is the one hiring writer … Continue reading Blood in the Water, a Hunt a Killer Mystery Book.
Educated by Tara Westover
Educated by Tara Westover Title: Educated Author: Tara Westover Publisher: Random House (2018) Genre: Nonfiction/Memoir Summary Growing up in the shadow of Buck’s Peak in Idaho, Tara’s family is suspicious of the outside world: of the government, of medical care, of schooling. In spite of physical, emotional, educational, and mental neglect, she is able to … Continue reading Educated by Tara Westover
Favorite Authors
Who is your favorite author and why? I haven’t really read one author exclusively for a long time. I suppose my favorite author would be Phillipa Gregory as I’ve read a lot of her books and will pretty much buy any of her books if I see one I don’t own yet. She’s a historian … Continue reading Favorite Authors
10 of my Favorite Books of 2022
I read a lot of books this year, which is surprising to me as I feel like every year my struggle to read is worse than the year before. This year I read 65 books. I was pleasantly surprised, especially when we went on vacation for two weeks. A lot of the books were okay, … Continue reading 10 of my Favorite Books of 2022
The Grizzly Maze by Nick Jans
Title: The Grizzly Maze Author: Nick Jans Published: 2005 (Plume) Genre: Nonfiction/Biography Summary Timothy Treadwell made himself known for living out among the grizzlies in Alaska. His goal was to educate and protect these aggressive and dangerous animals. When he and his girlfriend were killed by a bear in 2003, they passed into the mythology … Continue reading The Grizzly Maze by Nick Jans