July Recap 2015
Goodbye July and Hello August! I don’t necessarily hate the summer, but the heat and humidity always get to me
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Book 348: In Youth Is Pleasure & I Left My Grandfather’s House – Denton Welch
The publisher, Open Road Integrated Media, reached out to me with this book as I’d previously read Jane Bowles’ Two Serious Ladies,
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Book 345: How to Be Happy (Or at Least Less Sad) – Lee Crutchley
When I received this book I had no idea what it was. I hadn’t ordered any books recently and it
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April Recap 2015
It has been one of those months where I didn’t read a lot but I did SO much from visiting
Book 342: The Anxiety Toolkit – Alice Boyes
My friend Caitrin (of podcast fame) sent me an article from Refinery 29 about this book and after checking it out
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Book 340: Shadow Scale (Seraphina #2) – Rachel Hartman
Ever since I read Seraphina back in 2012, I’ve been patiently waiting to the conclusion of her story! It was
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Book 332: Male Sex Work and Society – Victor Minichiello and John Scott (eds.)
This book simultaneously highlights what is good and what is bad about the white tower of academia. It explores a
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Book 330: Waiting for the Flood – Alexis Hall
If I didn’t know better I’d say one of my good friends from high school (cough Alexandra cough) was writing
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Book 327: What Matters in Jane Austen? – John Mullan
Neither a bad end to 2014, nor a bad start to 2015, this was well worth the read. It wasn’t
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