Tag: Gail Collins

• WHEN EVERYTHING CHANGED by Gail Collins | Review

  When Everything Changed is an incredibly comprehensive account of how the role of women in society has changed throughout recent American history. Though I expected this book to have a certain level of detail in its research, I did not expect it to discuss this topic from such a wide variety of perspectives. Here the […]

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  January 19, 2017

  Books

  America, Book Review, books, Gail Collins, History, When Everything Changed, Women

• DECEMBER 2016 | Wrap-Up

  The last month of the year has come to an end, meaning it’s time for another monthly wrap-up! All in all, December was a pretty great end to a tumultuous and rocky year. Not only did I read several fantastic books, but I had a blast celebrating the holiday season with a plethora of Christmas […]

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  January 1, 2017

  Monthly Wrap-Up

  2016, christmas, December, Far from the Madding Crowd, Gail Collins, Little Women, Louisa May Alcott, Monthly Wrap-Up, Stacy London, Thomas Hardy, When Everything Changed

• #CramAThon 2016 TBR

  Hello, hello! Today I come to you with an exciting announcement: I’m participating in the CramAThon 2016! What is the CramAThon, you ask? It’s a week-long readathon from December 16th (TODAY!) to December 23rd run by Aprilius Maximus and Whitty Novels. The goal is to try to cram in as many books as you can […]

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  December 16, 2016

  Read-A-Thons

  books, Cramathon, Frankenstein, Gail Collins, Mary Shelley, Readathon, Stacy London, TBR, White Teeth, Whitty Novels, Zadie Smith