January 29 is National Puzzle Day (who knew?!) and when I spotted that on my calendar, I searched for a great puzzle book. The Mystery of Mrs. Christie by Marie Benedict is such an enchanting puzzle to solve. If you like historical fiction, if you like a slow build-up, if you like digging in to …
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I have the four kiddos home today because Blue had some body aches yesterday and a stomachache today. I play by the rules and all 3 school-aged kiddos are home. Enter another covid test and I’m trying to get this post out before Hope wakes up from her nap. 🏃🏻♀️ Set Me Up Liam Murphy …
Is it too early to declare I have found one of my favorite books of 2021? Cuz I’m throwing it out there. Move On Motherf*cker by Jodie Eckleberry-Hunt is the non-fiction, self-care book of your dreams. Legit advice from a clinical practitioner, step-by-step questions to help you work through your crazy as a bag-o-cats baggage …
I’m telling you, these middle grade books I’ve been reading are NUUUUU-THING like what I remember reading as a kid. My latest gem is The Mighty Miss Malone by Christopher Paul Curtis (what a name, right?!) and as always, I wouldn’t be writing about it if I didn’t absolutely love it. And I mean, love. …
Seem like an agressively bold post title? Perhaps. But I promise you that this book is just the thing I needed to read. And I hope you need it too. The Talk: Conversations about Race, Love & Truth edited by Wade Hudson and Cheryl Willis Hudson will make you think harder than is comfortable in …
