Month: May 2024
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Book Review: The Last Chance Library by Freya Sampson
I found this book at a thrift store and was so drawn to the vibrant and bookish cover that I didn’t so much as glance at the synopsis. It’s caught by eye on my bookshelf and thanks to a bingo challenge, I was inspired to finally pick it up. What a treat it was!…
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Book Review: West With Giraffes by Lynda Rutledge
I’ve had this book on my TBR for a while now. I don’t remember what drew me to it in the first place aside from it being historical fiction, so I went into it fairly blindly…
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April Wrap-up
It’s been a long month. I had to say goodbye to my cat of 16 years and help my mother as she gets ready for surgery in June. Time has lost meaning, but on the upside, it’s been my most productive reading month so far this year…
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Book Review: House of Kwa by Mimi Kwa
I have been loving multigenerational fiction books over the past couple of years. It never occurred to me to look into multigenerational nonfiction. Stories like this are haunting when shown in fiction and the impact hits even more in a memoir…