It might seem foolish or childish to some "grown ups" that other adults still enjoy reading or watching fairytale stories. But to me, it's a great way to keep your mind young and creative. Two quotes I love by C.S. Lewis: It seems so many of us are intrigued by the unknown and unexpected. I… Continue reading A Love of Fairytales
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Children’s books ABOUT books & libraries!
I've wanted to write this post ever since I got some books at the library for my three year old. I happened upon a few library themed books, and thought, I bet other bookworms would like recommendations for these kinds of books! Whether they're for your child, grandchild, neices and nephews, friends or anyone at… Continue reading Children’s books ABOUT books & libraries!
Currently Reading
I'm currently reading three books, which is not always a great idea. But I can compartmentalize each story for now. Bounders by Monica Tesler Kids labeled Bounders are sent to a space station to help further space exploration. I'm still near the beginning but I'm liking it! It feels like it has a unique… Continue reading Currently Reading
Five Books That Changed Me
I've seen this on other blogs and I wanted to do it too. It was sort of hard for me. I started writing a list and then ended up with too many books and had to decide why I should pick one book over another. So I might look back on this one day and think… Continue reading Five Books That Changed Me
Book Review: Uprooted by Naomi Novik
First things first: The writing, descriptions, and plot were mesmerizing to me. I'm still thinking about the Wood. I read this for the BabblingBooks April book club! I already knew I wanted to read it, so it was great timing. Book information and recommendations before continuing: You will find this in the adult section. It could… Continue reading Book Review: Uprooted by Naomi Novik
Bookish Moments
When one of your kids has been home from school sick for days, you just share bookish moments and nothing too wordy! These are some of my recent moments.
Currently Reading + TBR Progress
On a family trip during spring break, I bought this book at the local Barnes and Noble. I love buying some ordinary things as souvenirs—ordinary in the sense that I could buy this in my own city too. But knowing I bought it while away attaches extra significance and memories to it. There is nothing ordinary… Continue reading Currently Reading + TBR Progress
Women’s History Month
March has been women's history month, and I decided to post a couple pictures of books on Instagram featuring women authors, especially the old school, now classic, writers. They wrote in a time that was much harder for women to be recognized as skilled in writing. Their stories weren't considered very important. We have pieces… Continue reading Women’s History Month