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Hey Quicksanders (is that a thing? Can I make it a thing?)! Today in all things bookishness, I want to talk about… subscription services. Sort of. Well, actually, I want to talk about an anti-subscription service. I know that a lot of you probably LOVE Audible, Kindle, and all…
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Well, we’re officially in the season of cozy. While summer is great, there’s a reason I live in Minneosta – cozy is my jam! There are many great things to do while being cozy, but reading is definitely a top option. So settle in with your blankets and book…
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Fall is a wonderful time for cozying up with a good book, and can be a fabulous time for a book club meeting — as long as everyone’s schedules align! This is definitely the time of year that it gets tricky for everyone to get together. (That’s one of…
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It’s no secret in my house that I adore Christmas. My husband would probably say the amount of decorations is…excessive. Every year, I start the process the weekend after Thanksgiving by blasting holiday tunes and sending him onto the roof to put up lights. My favorite part of decorating…
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Anyone who knows me knows that I love a good book club. I joined my first when I lived in NYC and was looking for fellow readers; I found it on Meetup. Since I moved back to Michigan 5 years ago, I’ve been in 6 book clubs — not…
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Thanks to TLC Book Tours for a copy of this book and the opportunity to add my book review of No Judgments to this book tour!
Bree is happily enjoying her new life on Little Bridge Island when an approaching hurricane threatens to decimate her new community. Along with just…
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Hey LQ readers! If you’re new here, we are a conglomerate of 20 & 30-somethings women who love to write about books. But while we definitely love to provide our thoughts on reviewing books you should read, or ones we’d like to read, we also do have other thoughts…
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Have you ever read like, 5 books in a row that just sucked, to the point where you felt like you might have to just chuck your TBR list, and then had a hidden gem hit you like a ton of bricks?
Or, instead, have you at one time or…
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Westside takes place in an alternate version of 1920’s New York. Manhattan has been divided between the East side, where the rich and prosperous live, and the West side, teeming with crooks, con men, and deviants. The story’s protagonist, Gilda Carr, is proud to call the West side her…
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Book burnout. I honestly thought it was made up. A friend of mine mentioned it a long time ago, and at first I thought it was ludicrous. How could I possibly become sick of reading?! But today, friends, I want to talk about this #firstworldproblem, because it’s actually really…
