Dear Edward was the June pick for My Night's Book Clubbed and was one of the December 2019 BOTM choices. We did things a little differently this month and h...

Bianca Marais is such an amazing storyteller. I fell in love with her writing when I read If You Want to Make God Laugh and Hum if You Don't Know the Words f...

I have grappled for days on how to start this review. My Dark Vanessa is such a polarizing book and I cannot figure out another way to describe it. As I read...

William Kent Krueger has quickly climbed to one of my favorite authors. He is a masterful storyteller, simple as that. Krueger is able to create characters t...

The Last Mrs. Parrish by Liv Constantine is a wild, psychological ride. I love a good unreliable narrator and the feeling of being blindsided that only a goo...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and to shed a light on something that silently affects so many of us, I want to share some of my favorite books on the t...

Untamed by Glennon Doyle gets all the stars from me. This self help memoir is incredibly honest and the metaphorical writing is thought provoking. Get your...

Thank you to Atria Books and Net Galley for the digital ARC of Big Summer by Jennifer Weiner, in exchange for an honest review. #partner I love when I go int...

This book was such a pleasant surprise. I chose it as my August 2019 BOTM choice simply because I loved Bryn Greenwood's other novel, All the Ugly and Wonder...

A story about children that spontaneously catch on fire is not one that I usually go for, but I have been seeing Nothing to See Here around Instagram, ever s...

I took a month off from book club in April because I was not feeling especially inspired and motivated, given the current situation we are all facing. The l...

Girl meets boy. Boy woos girl. Girl falls for boy. Boy seems perfect and too good to be true. Then girl meets boys mother and all hell ensues. The Other W...

I loved Beartown and read it a year ago. I hesitated reading it's sequel, Us Against You, because I often find that the sequel is never as good as the first...

I am not sure what took me so long to read this one. Long Bright River by Liz Moore has been sitting on my shelf since I chose it as one of my BOTM January ...

Thank you to Simon & Schuster for an advanced copy of The Roxy Letters and to NetGalley for a digital copy, in exchange for an honest review. The Roxy Letter...

I will preface this review with saying that growing up, I was more of a Britney girl (c'mon, Hit me Baby One More Time was iconic!) I watched Jessica Simpso...

I know, I know. I often tote how much I love a book, but just because I give a five star rating, does not mean that book is automatically in my "Top Books o...

Ruth Ware is known as the Agatha Christie of our time and Turn of the Key is a prime example of that. Rowan accepts a live in nanny position for a wealthy f...

Let's be real. Working from home, alongside my husband, with our 4 year old and 2.5 year old energetic boys is hard as hell. We are making it work by letti...

Memoirs are one of my favorite genres because they are so real and raw. Wild Game is a story about a mother and daughter with an inappropriate relationship ...