Though some of you are following me on Goodreads, I have decided to track my monthly readings here on the blog as well. You may remember my #19for2019 post from the beginning of the year where I set a goal of reading 100 books this year. Due to an extremely hard load consisting of my work, Masters classes, Literacy Specialist certification, and just life in general, I am way behind on my goal (55 books right now). Nonetheless, I you can have a look at what I read in November. Continue reading

I know, I know … you’re probably thinking …. how great of you to finally show up! I admit, life has been a bit crazy lately. I am ready, however, to interrupt this radio silence and tell you about a biographical book of Susannah Spurgeon that I absolutely loved! Continue reading

The library has always been one of my most favourite places to visit. Growing up, we had a nice-sized library in our house, so there often was no need to borrow books. This might have been the cause of my excessive excitement that accompanied every visit of a library or a bookstore. Knowing this, you can imagine how thrilled I was to review a book that takes place in the library. Intrigued? You should be! Grab a hot beverage (a cup of tea if you want to be like me — I mean, who doesn’t?) and read on. Continue reading

The perks of having friends supportive of your writing are countless. One of them, however, is very important when my inspiration decides to slither away into oblivion. Couple days ago, when I was complaining about not knowing what my next post should be about, my friend Hannah quickly pointed out that “Spring Cleaning Your Body” would be an interesting read (thanks, Hannie)! Continue reading