I’m always on the look out for nonfiction that is engaging and instructive. Self-help and accessible psychology are two of my favorite topics, especially around mental health issues that are applicable to my family. I read a recommendation for Resilient by Rick Hanson, Ph.D., on a thread on the Chat Board on the Well-Trained Mind … [Read more…]
February is the month of my birth and so is one of my favorite months of the year. I love feeling special (classic Enneagram 4 here, yes), and February makes me feel special. I’m glad I can finally admit it. Ha! Another reason to like February this year is that I have done a fair … [Read more…]
January is almost always a good month for reading for me. Between the (relative) calm that settles in after the holidays, the weather, and a personal lack of desire to DO anything besides hibernate, I typically manage to read more than usual. My Goodreads count for the month is thirteen books. Of those, five were … [Read more…]
End-of-year book posts are always and forever my favorite part of the book blogging world, both to write and to read. This is the first year I’ve both started and ended the year with Goodreads without dropping the ball somewhere in the middle. Watching that progress bar grow was motivational for me, and it helped … [Read more…]
I have been really wanting to get back into the routine of blogging again. I miss it. Instagram is fun, but I miss the discipline and exercise the longer format provides. I miss sharing books, but even more than that, I miss the opportunity to put my thoughts about books into words in an orderly … [Read more…]
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