Having graduated with my degree in English and having taught Language Arts for four years, I have a LOT to say about the subject of books and reading. Here, you’ll find the majority of my book recommendations, my “bookworm confessions,” and all good things having to do with the printed word.
Book Recommendations:
12 Compulsively Readable Memoirs/Biographies (I read most of these in under 72 hours!)
14 Books for the Foodie (Beyond Cookbooks)
Top 10 Nonfiction Reads of 2017
12 Board Books that Make Great Gifts/Stocking Stuffers
12 Love Stories For People Who “Don’t Do Romances”
15 Absorbing Historical Fiction Books NOT Set During WWII
10 Favorite Board Books for Babies/Toddlers
10 Books the English Major in Me Would Recommend
5 Nonfiction Books That Will Change Your Life
10 Recent Reads Worth Recommending (July 2017)
What’s Been Worth Reading Lately (+ What Hasn’t) – April 2017
My Top 5 Resources for Finding My Next Favorite Recipe
My Summer Reading List (& What You Should Read Next)
10 Riveting World War II Reads
Book Recommendations For Every Mood
Page-Turners and Life-Changing Books — a list with it all!
What Was Worth Reading the Last Half of 2015 (& What Wasn’t)
Books I’ve Read Lately That I’d Recommend to Just About Anyone
What Was Worth Reading in 2014 (& What Wasn’t)
Bookworm Confessions:
I Don’t Count Audiobooks as Reading
My New Book-Buying Rules (+ What I’ve Bought Since Instigating Them)
The Library Basically Runs My Life
I Feel Guilty Abandoning Books
My Unpopular Opinions on (Some Very Popular) Books
12 Recent Reads I’m on the Fence About (Some May Surprise You)
Books Everyone Has Read But Me
I Only “Count” Books I’ve Read Cover to Cover
The Reading Life
Suggestions For Reading Classics
My Best Sources For Finding What to Read Next
My “Assigned Reading” List for 2017-2018 (That I Made For Myself!)
How I’ve Already Read 36 Books This Year (and we’re only halfway through!)
The Book That Changed Everything
Letting My Harry Potter Freak Flag Fly + Thoughts on Cursed Child
Why I Can’t Buy Any More Books For at Least 8 Years
To Read Or Not to Read (Off of Recommended Reading Lists)
Fiction Vs. Nonfiction – Which Camp Do You Fall In?
Inspiring Mothers From Classic Novels
What’s Your Reading Comfort Zone?