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My Favorite Books of December 2021

December 30, 2021 by Kenna Griffin

Is there anything cozier than reading in front of the Christmas tree? I think not. I read 10 books in December. Of those, I gave four perfect grades. The perfect books were one nonfiction book and three fiction ones. My reviews of my favorite books of December are below. What Happened to You? Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and … [Read more...]

My Favorite Books of November

December 1, 2021 by Kenna Griffin

Something strange happened in my reading life in November. My library loans kept expiring before I finished the book. Normally, the only time this happens is when I don't care for a book, but I'm already too far in when I decide to quit it. But that wasn't the case in November. I think life just got in the way of my reading. You know, the … [Read more...]

My Favorite Books of October

November 11, 2021 by Kenna Griffin

I don't think it's ever happened before that all of my favorite books in a month were nonfiction, but that's exactly what happened in October. I read 10 books in October. Of those, I gave two perfect grades. Both were non-fiction, but super different in the subject matter. Here are my reviews of my favorite books of October. What … [Read more...]

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