I gave one book a perfect grade out of the six books I read in April. The Marriage Lie by Kimberly Belle was my favorite book I read last month. The book begins with what's basically every spouse's worst nightmare—the death of the partner. Iris actually learns from a news report that her husband of seven years, Will, was on a Seattle-bound … [Read more...]
My Favorite Books of March
I didn't think I read much in March, so I was surprised to see that I read eight books this month. Of those, I gave three fiction and one non-fiction books perfect scores. Get Your Sh*t Together My favorite non-fiction book of March was Get Your Sh*t Together by Sarah Knight. Knight calls herself the “anti-guru,” with her book helping you to … [Read more...]
Quotable: Ray Bradbury on Writing
VIEW AND SHARE MORE PROF KRG QUOTABLES HERE. … [Read more...]
My Favorite Books of February
I hit some kind of dry spell in February. I only read five books this month, which is about half of what I normally read. It's interesting because my friend, Jennifer, recently wrote about how February was a slow reading month for her too. Of course, Jennifer has a ton going on, so she knows exactly why she didn't get much reading done in … [Read more...]
My Favorite Books of January
I read 10 books in January and gave six of them perfect grades. That's a successful reading month in my book (See what I did there?). I gave two non-fiction and four fiction books perfect grades last month. My reviews are below. Between Breaths Between Breaths by Elizabeth Vargas is the TV personality's memoir, focused on her alcoholism … [Read more...]
My Favorite Book of December
December always is a big reading month for me because I have time off from work, my husband is binge watching football (read: trying to watch every game that's televised), and the weather is perfect for curling up with a book, blanket and a cup of tea. Despite reading 12 books in December, I only gave one new read a perfect grade. Last … [Read more...]
My 30 Favorite Fiction Books of 2016
The women in my favorite fiction books of 2016 are vigilantes, abused wives, detectives, and victims of all sorts of crimes. Some of them don't even remember who they are or what happened to them, but all of them tell their stories in a way that made me stay up past my bedtime reading just to see what happened next. I compiled this list of … [Read more...]
