It’s time to chat about what books I read this past spring season. If there is one connecting theme throughout each book I read, it’s self love. Having the confidence in yourself in what you bring to the table; whether in relationships, friendships, or your career. To love your past and accept your past, while moving forward and growing into the person you want to be. Everyone will find something enjoyable about each book on my spring reading list. (more…)
When reviewing what books I read this past winter, I realized the themes were mystery, relationships, and history. Each book has a life lesson hidden in the pages of the story. To speak up for yourself, love deeply, and do whatever you feel is right. This is what I love about books. We think books escape us from reality, when in fact it’s teaches us about our own reality. It provokes us to evaluate our own lives and how we carry ourselves. How we may act in certain situations. How we treat our family and friends. How we value ourselves. Here is part 2 of what books I read. (more…)
The end of a season means it’s time to share what books I’ve read. From romance to murder mysteries, from historical fiction to tips on being a new mom, this seasons book list has a wide variety of genres. Here is part 1 of what books I read this past winter. (more…)
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Are you one of the millions of people obsessing over Bridgerton? Or perhaps you always submerge yourself in the beloved classic Pride and Prejudice? If so, then today’s book review is for you! Lately I have been into period pieces and stories of romance through both books and television. It takes you back to a time where you feel nostalgic for what was, but you also didn’t experience it. This time period is in the Victorian Era where men wore top hats and women wore corsets and large skirts. When people spoke of honor and duty. Had manners and protocols. When men would properly court women so there wouldn’t be a scandal. Evie Dunmore’s “A League of Extraordinary Women” series has all of that. But what Dunmore adds to her romance novels are women who are brilliant, determined, and fighting for equal rights. Much like Elizabeth Bennett, these women are educated, have opinions and ideas of their own and are not afraid to express it. I highly recommend this book series! (more…)