Books I’ve Added to My TBR

Nonfiction November Week 5

We’ve reached week five of Nonfiction November and I’m sharing the books I’ve added to my TBR. The OC BookGirl asks “It’s been a month full of amazing nonfiction books! Which ones have made it onto your TBR? Be sure to link back to the original blogger who posted about that book!” This month got […]

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Weekly Update for November 28, 2021

Welcome to my weekly update for November 28, 2021! I hope that everyone who celebrates had a wonderful Thanksgiving! My husband was on call at the hospital and of course he got called in for the evening before we had dinner. So we had our delayed Thanksgiving meal on Friday evening. A couple of our […]

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Women in History: Nonfiction November

Nonfiction November Week 3

Welcome to Nonfiction November! Our hosts–Rennie at What’s Nonfiction?, Katie at Doing Dewey, Veronica at The Thousand Book Project, Christopher at Plucked from the Stacks, and Jaymi at The OC Book Girl–have five weeks of fun topics for us to explore. I’m writing about women in history for Veronica’s prompt: “Three ways to join in this week! You can either […]

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Pairing Nonfiction and Fiction

Nonfiction November Week 2

Welcome to Nonfiction November! Our hosts–Rennie at What’s Nonfiction?, Katie at Doing Dewey, Veronica at The Thousand Book Project, Christopher at Plucked from the Stacks, and Jaymi at The OC Book Girl–have five weeks of fun topics for us to explore. This week, we’re pairing nonfiction and fiction books. “This week, pair up a nonfiction book with a fiction title. […]

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Weekly Update for November 7, 2021

Welcome to my weekly update for November 7, 2021! Last week I asked if you thought I should attend YALLfest, a young adult book festival, even as an adult reader, and you all agreed that I should. I’m looking at the festival schedule now and figuring out which panels I’d like to attend. But I […]

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The Black Friend by Frederick Joseph: Book Review

4 Stars. In The Black Friend, Frederick Joseph shares his own experiences with racism, his response in the moment, how he wishes he’d actually responded, and demonstrates ways to be anti-racist. I can’t imagine these stories were easy to share. Some of them were so egregious that my jaw dropped and I was like, “What?!? Someone said […]

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