Book 1,103: Red at the Bone – Jacqueline Woodson
Jacqueline Woodson’s Red at the Bone hit me in a way that I wasn’t expecting it to. To be honest, […]
Book 1,103: Red at the Bone – Jacqueline Woodson Read Post »
Jacqueline Woodson’s Red at the Bone hit me in a way that I wasn’t expecting it to. To be honest, […]
Book 1,103: Red at the Bone – Jacqueline Woodson Read Post »
This is the Austen novel I look forward to re-reading the least, but shockingly that may be changing. I guess
Book 1,093: Emma – Jane Austen Read Post »
What happens when you take the Christian allegory out of C.S. Lewis’ Chronicles of Narnia, modernize it and add a
Book 1,066: The Lost Story – Meg Shaffer Read Post »
I’ve been knitting off and on for 20+ years, but really got back into it 7-8 years ago after 2-3
Book 1,064: The Fabric We Make – Joe Wilcox Read Post »
I hadn’t really planned on buying or reading this. It’s one of those add on things, that you always wonder
Book 1,054: The Heartstopper Yearbook – Alice Oseman Read Post »
In general, Annabeth Albert can do nothing wrong. She’s explored some kinks that weren’t exactly for me, and she’s written
Book 1,044: Winning Bracket – Annabeth Albert Read Post »
I forgot how beautiful the graphics are and how sparse and yet well written the story is in this graphic
Book 1,035: Bloom – Kevin Panetta & Savanna Ganucheau Read Post »
Toward the end of January 2024, I was coming out of an intense January term course and entering my final
Books 1,033 & 1,034: #Hockey & Sticks and Scones (Check, Please! 1 & 2) – Ngozi Ukazu Read Post »
I have had this book on my radar for as long as I can remember. Definitely long before the 2017
Book 1,032: Something Like Summer (Something Like . . . #1) – Jay Bell Read Post »