20+ Books to Read in the Winter
For the first time this year I have been trying to make more of an effort to read books seasonally. I made a list of fall-ish books to read in the autumn a few months ago and have been thinking a lot about a winter list ever since. This list includes books that I have either read already and think would be perfect for this season or they are books that I have heard a lot about and are high on my TBR that seem fitting for this season. As always, I am open to more book recommendations! If there is a book that you think I would enjoy or…
All the Books I Want to Read – A Master TBR List
A blogger I sort of follow shared her master TBR (to be read) book list awhile ago and I instantly knew I wanted to do the same thing. I separated my mater TBR into two sections: books I own that I want to read books I don’t own (yet) that I want to read It was a good exercise for me to go through my books and see which ones I all have that I haven’t read and that there were a few that I’m not really interested in ever reading (or so I think at this point). I’ve dedicated a separate page for what I call My Always Changing…
The Ultimate Gift Guide for Book Lovers
I’ve been making a few educational gift guide’s over on my homeschool blog this week and I thought it would be fun to create a gift guide over here for book lovers. I had a lot of fun making this list. I didn’t realize how many fun (and some funny) bookish items were out there, I may have even added an item or two to my own Christmas list as a result! If you like all things books, make sure you subscribe to my bookish newsletter where I share what is on my monthly TBR and all sorts of bookish things. If you have a fun book related item that you…
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What We’ve Been Reading Lately – November
The month of November really surprised me reading wise. I thought I would not finish a single book this month but I actually read a few! It was actually a decent reading month for everyone in our house. I am giving partial credit to our new electric fireplace that we have in the living room, it has become a habit to read by the warmth of the fireplace for a bit almost every evening after the kids go to bed. I also think that partial credit goes to my new Read Your Bookshelf Challenge and my decision to only/mostly* read books I own, I now don’t have to try to…
Read Your Bookshelf – A 2020 Reading Challenge
I am excited to do something I have never done for this next year and create a reading challenge! The truth is the last month has made me realize I really need to prioritize my reading. I’ve slowly come to the realization that I want to stop requesting approximately fifity bajillion books from the library and read the books I own. I own a lot of books I haven’t read (mostly because I love thrifting for used books) but if I keep requesting books from the library I usually prioritize those books over my own. Well, things are about to change! In 2020 I almost exclusively want to read books…
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What We’ve Been Reading Lately – October
Did you know that writing multiple blogs can get confusing? I bet it can be confusing for those who read them both because it can get confusing for me! Because I have a separate blog for our homeschool resources I don’t share much about homeschooling here. The only problem is that there is so much overlap between our life and homeschooling and sometimes I don’t know which blog I should share things on. For the last few months I had been sharing our monthly reading wrap ups over on the homeschool blog but I decided to migrate them back over here. (You can see all the reading wrap ups here…
