Book 676: Sense of Wonder – Bill Schelley
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I said I’d take a look at this after the publisher reached out […]
Book 676: Sense of Wonder – Bill Schelley Read Post »
I wasn’t sure what to expect when I said I’d take a look at this after the publisher reached out […]
Book 676: Sense of Wonder – Bill Schelley Read Post »
I stumbled across this illustrated biography of Charlotte Brontë after one of my google alerts (“Boston” and “Brontë”) alerted me
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What. A. Doozie. Seriously, why do I decide to read the densest books EVER at the holidays and the beginning
Book 664: The Cost-Benefit Revolution – Cass R. Sunstein Read Post »
I’m not sure how I stumbled across this one, but when I did back in May I requested a copy
Book 658: The Children of Harvey Milk – Andrew Reynolds Read Post »
I am always on board for reading anything from LGBTQ+ authors, but particularly nonfiction (memoirs, biographies, autobiographies, etc.). So when
Book 651: Sorted – Jackson Bird Read Post »
I somehow managed to read a biography of Maria Branwell Brontë prior to reading a biography of any of her
Book 634: The Mother of the Brontës – Sharon Wright Read Post »
I’m split on this one. It was better than I thought it was going to be, but not as good
Book 633: When Brooklyn Was Queer – Hugh Ryan Read Post »
There is so much information packed into this book that you definitely have to read it cover-to-cover and then go
Book 617: The Book on Rental Property Investing – Brandon Turner Read Post »
This book just wasn’t for me. I felt like it took MONTHS to read (it only took two weeks, but
Book 609: Get It Done – Michael Mackintosh Read Post »