I figured it was about time I share how I choose books to read. I am a librarian after all; lucky for me, books happily occupy much of my day. I’m always reading some book, often two, and I usually have an audio book that I’m listening to as well. I try to expose myselfContinue reading Goodreads
There’s nothing better than reading a really, really good book; that’s why I highly recommend reading A Gentleman in Moscow, by Amor Towles. What was interesting about reading this beautiful novel was by page 100, I still wasn’t quite sure of the plot line, yet it didn’t matter–the prose were just that good! The narratorContinue reading A Gentleman in Moscow: A Book with an Outfit
I’m reading again! This is really important since my day job is as a high school librarian after all. So why would I all of a sudden start reading again? Well, I’ve eliminated a past time that was replacing my reading time: Instagram. For the last month I’ve given up on that social media. Well,Continue reading I’m Reading Again–Because I Quit Instagram
Summer reading is the best! There are hours in the day that can just be spent reading. I love my summer reading and look forward to it with a yearning. I’ll be reading all summer long: I can read in the car on the road trip between Spokane and Seattle, there’s my lovely cabin porchContinue reading {Potential} Summer Reading List, 2015
This is a test. I have no idea what to write about for tomorrow’s post. Obviously I haven’t planned ahead well enough….So this will be a test to see if I still have the ability of writing in my sleep. In the evenings I’ve always struggled to stay awake. I get so tired–like right aboutContinue reading Writing in My Sleep
A couple of weeks ago I stated that I’d start writing more about books on this here blog, so in an attempt to follow through, I’m posting the best books I read in 2014–in no particular order. On this list you’ll find some fiction for adults and young adults too–I am a high school librarianContinue reading Best Books of 2014