Hope everyone is doing well! Life feels a bit more unpredictable than usual right now, so I thought I would continue sharing some posts from other bloggers in the midst of all this chaos. I think we could all use a good distracting blog post! Here are some great posts I've read lately: 10 Things …
MARCH 2020 | Wrap-Up
Hello, hello! These are certainly not the circumstances I had expected to be writing this post under at the end of the month, but such is life. We must move forward! (Or, in this case, back for a tiny second!) Here's what I was up to in March: A silver-lining in all of this pandemic …
Top Ten Tuesday: 10 Signs You’re a Book Lover…In Law School
Happy Tuesday!! Today's Top Ten Tuesday topic (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl) asks us to share ten signs you're a book lover. Since I'm currently in my first year of law school, I thought it would be fun to share these signs from a law school perspective. In the United States, you can pretty …
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(many, many) books about dealing with and overcoming uncertainty
Given the stressful circumstances that many of us now find ourselves in, I thought that today I would share many, many books about dealing with and overcoming uncertainty. Each book listed is linked to a post or review that I've written about it (if there is one), in case you want to learn more or …
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Dear LONGBOURN by Jo Baker: An unconventional companion to Pride and Prejudice
Dear Longbourn by Jo Baker, I've had my eye on you for a while. When I was in high school I worked as a page at my local library, and I would often pick you up when I walked by you on the shelf and read your inside flap, intrigued by your basic premise. A …
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Top Ten Tuesday: Strangest Books I've Read
Happy Tuesday!! This week's Top Ten Tuesday (hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl) is a genre freebie. Since times are quite strange right now--certainly the strangest times that I've ever lived through--I'm going to share the ten strangest books I've ever read. This doesn't mean that these books are bad, just a bit... bizarre. I've …
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8 Tips for Being a Student When You're Social-Distancing
It's undeniable that we live in strange, strange times. With a virus spreading like wildfire and people being told to stay in their homes, it can feel like we're all stuck in one of those end-of-the-world novels (Stephen King's The Stand, anyone?). But amidst the chaos and uncertainty, those of us in some form of …
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Dear 84, CHARING CROSS ROAD by Helene Hanff: YOU MAKE MY INNER BOOKWORM SO HAPPY.
Dear 84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff: It seems fitting that I write this review in the form of a letter to you, since you yourself are a book comprised of letters. I honestly don't even know where to begin. Many fellow bookworms recommended that I read you, so many that one actually offered …
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Top Ten Tuesday: Spring 2020 TBR
Happy Tuesday!! This week's Top Ten Tuesday topic asks us to share ten books we hope to read this spring. Ordinarily during the semester I wouldn't have much time to read, but now that classes are online for a few weeks due to sickness I actually have a bit more reading time on my hands. …
5 Classics for March
In this series, I recommend five classics each month that remind me of that particular time of the year. For March I've decided to focus on a theme of change. Not only is the weather changing this time of year where I live, allowing our frozen bones to thaw, but unfortunate circumstances around the world …
