For the last part of the series, these two books are about fictional takes on historical events. I am into historical fiction, whether it is books, movies, or television. I find it fascinating to learn about history through a captivating, imaginative story. Staying on theme with the other books I read this past winter, these two books are mostly about following your own path and not the path that others have laid out for you. (more…)

It’s finally spring, which means it’s time to share all of the books I read this past winter. Looking back on the books I read, I find the running theme to be creating your own destiny and going for the life that you want. This is something I am trying to do in my current life. It seems fitting that I was attractive to this genre. All, of course, are love stories in a way. From relationships with family, friends, significant others, and most importantly, the relationship you have with yourself. Enjoy part 1 of my winter book review.  (more…)

As you all have been anticipating, it’s time for part 2 of what books I have read this past fall season. Continuing the theme of relationships, these next 3 books are all about love and friendship. Each showcasing that it’s better to be brave and take a risk for love than never trying at all. That sometimes we need to swallow our pride to be there for the one we love. That there are second chances at love and it can happen when you least expect it. (more…)

Now that are into the cozy, stay-at-home season, it’s time to chat about what books I read this past fall. Most of the books I read ranged from mysteries to love stories. All about friendships, relationships, and secrets. Some where lighthearted and some much more serious. Here is part one of my fall reading list recap. (more…)