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A Love of Fairytales

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!

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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

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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

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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