Reading Challenges Versus Reading Less
Reading challenges are a way to introduce variety into one's reading.They're also exhausting. So what do you do, reading challenges or accept reading less?
Reading challenges are a way to introduce variety into one's reading.They're also exhausting. So what do you do, reading challenges or accept reading less?
Get out your color pencils and add a little magic and whimsy to your relaxation time with these unicorn coloring books and pages.
Whatever it is that draws you to men and women in uniform below are 50 military romance books to cuddle up with. No matter what your favorite uniform is – Army, Air Force, Marines, or Navy – there is something here for everyone.
Rating books on Goodreads, what those ratings mean to me, and how they affect the decision to add a book to my TBR. Is three stars a high enough rating?
Already read Narnia? Here's a list of other Christian books for teens and tweens. There are also books for new adults going off to college and beyond.
Thanksgiving is all about taking a moment to count one's blessings. In that spirit, here are a few of my bookish thankful thoughts.
Have an inquisitive 6th, 7th, or 8th grader? Here are 23 science, history, and other nonfiction books for middle schoolers who are more than curious.
Six places to find free romance audiobooks and stories, including podcasts, subscription services with free trial periods, libraries, and more.
A neighborhood once flush with bookstores is losing its Barnes & Noble--the fourth store it's lost in recent years.
Collecting book related like literary themed lunch boxes, bookmarks, and bookplates has become a minor obsession of mine. What do yo collect?
Do you have a reading ritual? Is there a routine you follow before beginning and after ending a book? How did it start and why do you do it?
Reasons and tips for creating a book collection organized around a central topic, like a well curated, personalized reading list.
Movies, good, bad, or just okay, often act as a gateway to books, introducing audiences to books and authors they may have otherwise never encountered.
Celebrating National Higher Education Day, a reader remembers how higher education enabled her to accomplish life long goals of traveling and reading more.
Do a bookshelf revisit and ask why the books on your shelf are there. Is it the cover, the story, sentimentality, or something else entirely?
