Always throw spilled salt over your left shoulder, keep rosemary by your garden gate, plant lavender for luck, and fall in love whenever you can.
If you know of any authors living a double life, your secret is safe with me.
If there is one thing I'm gonna do, it's make a playlist.
Evaluating saucy fruit pics, managing cinnamon roll feelings, HR violation typos: all in a day's work.
Get your myth on with these gifts for Greek mythology lovers, from sweet prints and wooden bookmarks to sneakily funny tees.
Think you know that myth? The recent wave of feminist mythology asks you to think again. Vanessa unpacks what makes these retellings so compelling and offers recommendations.
I don’t know when I would have learned about this aspect of Mexican history if reading Like Water for Chocolate had not sent me in search of it.
Getting your first library card is a very big deal, okay? If you have to stay up all night to practice your signature, so be it.
Teddy Ruxpin was more than a talking bear-that's-not-a-bear. He was my trusted reading companion and I think about him still.