Science for English Majors (and Other Non-Science Types)
I think most readers are familiar with the struggle of getting out of your comfort zone. Most of us have TBR piles miles high — personally I know…
Review: July 2018 Books
Hi folks! So a lot has been going on, so I only have six books on my July 2018 books list. (I have started another, but haven’t quite…
Review: Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman
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Review: A Study in Charlotte by Brittany Cavallaro
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Popular Books I Couldn’t Get Through
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Review: June 2018 Reads
Thought I would give a quick summary on what I've been reading this month. Here are all of my June 2018 reads! Life on Mars by Tracy K. Smith I…
Review: Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders
Lincoln in the Bardo really was like no other — though it did do me some good to have a bit of explanation before I dove in. The book is truly like a woven blanket, threads all different accounts (some fiction, some not) of the death of Abraham Lincoln’s son, Willie. Because of this pieced-together style, the chapters really move quite quickly — often it felt like reading poetry . . .