~Weekly Quotes~

It has been a while since my last Weekly Quotes post and I decided to fix that. I hope to make it a weekly thing again. I still write quotes and take notes on every book that I read. I want to ensure I enjoy and take in everything in each book. So if you …

~Weekly TBR and Quotes~

I have so many ARCs with due dates coming up that my posting schedule is just filled with reviews! So I have been dropping the ball on my weekly TBR updates and quotes! So I thought I would combine the two this week!Weekly TBR:1) Slaughterhouse by Gail A. Eisnitz ~ I am really trying to …

Weekly Quotes ~September Part 1~

This week I have been focusing on getting through all of my assigned InD'Tale books that will be in the October Issue. Other than those books, I have been reading The Children of Hurin by JRR Tolkien for my Tolkien Tuesday posts. I have also been listening to The Only Plane in the Sky by …

~Quotes of the Week: August~

"Climate issues have been labeled "liberal issues" and therefore are not allowed to be considered in isolation by conservatives without threatening conservative ideology"Nature's Best Hope by Douglas W. Tallamy "It is crucial to connect the dots between the origins of global capitalism, colonialism, and the invention of race."What White People Can Do Next by Emma …

~Quotes of the Week: August 2021 Week 2~

This has been a busy week in our household. School has finally begun and now we are adjusting to a new schedule. I should have been trying to focus on catching up on blog posts but the books called to me. And those 14 blogposts will have to wait because I have two read-a-thons coming …

~Quotes of the Week~

I am starting a new blog series here on Fridays titled, "Quotes of the Week." There are times where I just want more reflection on the books that I have read and this seemed like a way to do that! We all need time to pause and really soak in what we have read, whether …