untamed by glennon doyle

Who would have thought that my first review would come so late into the year? Not me, and I must say, this is very reminiscent of my University days when this blog was also rather neglected. I don’t like making promises and saying that I will be back to scheduled posting in a certain amount

Pine by Francine Toon

Did I buy this book partially because of the simple cover with a black and white deer and gold font, and sprayed-edge tree? Possibly, but it is undeniable that physically, the book is beautiful. Having read it in the Spring time, I would have to say that this may be a book that is more

The Family Upstairs by Lisa Jewell

I need a sequel for this book like, yesterday. Is one in the works? Who knows (I surely do not)? More importantly, is everyone OK? I have so many questions… Frankly, it’s been a while since I had such a response to a book I’ve read. I almost need a minute to process it all.

The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami

It’s been some time since I wrote up a review and it’s sometimes hard to get back into the swing of things. But, just like in a previous review, I decided to take notes on the go to have things to then go into when I was writing a summary after I finish the book.

The Anatomy of Being by Shinji Moon

This will be the first time that I take on a poetry review versus any other book that I’ve read. Up to this point in my life I’ve only had to analyze poetry time and time again for class or assignments and never necessarily took pleasure in actually reading it; but the time has come