MIDDLE GRADE MARCH TBR and possibility pile – maybe too many middle grade books
So, my TBR and possibility pile for Middle Grade March may be a little large . . . ?
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Last week I came across a few great classic book list videos on YouTube and it inspired me to start a list of 35 must read classic books. I’ve only read about half of these books myself and the other half I plan on reading. The reason I chose these particular books is either because:…
It’s time for my October TBR! Today I am sharing what I want to read in October and my plans for Victober, the Read Your Bookshelf Challenge and my TBR for the Hey Reader-athon. I went for lots of autumn reading vibes in my choices! WHAT I WANT TO READ IN OCTOBER…
In the last few months I’ve been taking out quite a few books on the topic of living with less and I thought I would share some of my favorites today. Also, just a side note: With all this talk of living with less and all the purging of possessions I’ve done in the last…
Books have always been a huge part of my life, and each year I like to think back to which were my favorites from the year. 2015 was the first year since probably about high school that I read quite a bit of fiction, this is thanks to me getting hooked on audiobooks and listening to…
September was a decent reading month, maybe not as good as August but I still read some really good books. Plus, starting now I am going to be giving away a copy of my favorite book each month For the giveaway details, make sure to sign up for my book-ish newsletter!
Homeschooling is great for parents who want to be lifelong learners. I enjoy picking certain topics to teach my kids that I can learn along with them. Though I don’t think my education should solely be tied to theirs. I want to be learning on my own time as well. I thought I would share…