Monthly Reading Wrap-ups from a Bad Book Blogger
I have been truly delighted with my reading selections for March, even if they haven't all been 5-star reads. I read a variety of genres spanning fiction, nonfiction, novellas and a graphic novel. In order from highest to lowest rated, here are the 11 books I read in March and a few DNFs that didn't... Continue Reading →
In celebration of Black History Month, I wanted to read books from my TBR list written by black authors. My reading list provided me with lots of quiet reflection, delightful surprises and one really big miss for which I will be endlessly dragged. Below is my February Reading Wrap-up from highest to lowest rated: The... Continue Reading →
Happy 2019! It's time for another year of reading! Last year I read nearly 100 books, so when I was debating my GoodReads challenge for 2019, a friend suggested, "Do 100! Go big or go home!" And, since peer pressure works, I agreed. We all know quality over quantity, but I would be intrigued to... Continue Reading →
I was having a pretty productive reading month in September until it all came to a screeching halt when my dog of 11 years died from cancer. I figuratively took my anticipated reading list for Hispanic Heritage Month, tore it into tiny little pieces, set those pieces on fire and then sat alone in a... Continue Reading →
My reading month in August was filled with a healthy mix of fiction, non-fiction and a graphic re-telling of Romeo and Juliet. Tacky Goblin by Steele T. Sean My rating: 2 of 5 stars "Tacky Goblins" is a slim little novella that follows an unnamed narrator who decides to move to Los Angeles with his... Continue Reading →
