Does anyone actually remember what they've read?! Retaining what I've read is super difficult for me. In our society of shameless binge-culture excess not only applies to TV, eating and drinking, but to reading as well, certainly for me at least.
Ever wondered what to read if you love Big Bang Theory? Have you laughed your way through the telenovela hijinks of Jane the Virgin? This post is for you! Learn what to read based off of your favourite sitcom.
Don't let Mercury retrograde take you by surprise. When the world turns upside down and becomes an even more unpredictable place, turn to bookish activities.
Are you the type of reader who just can't hang with big books? You are not alone.
Being scared is fun! When the horror stays between the pages, that is. If you're on the hunt for nightmare fuel, look no further than these must-read contemporary horror novels.
Deep, introspective fantasy with hints of folklore and myth with sentient animals as either the main character or as a significant supporting character.
It looked good on paper, you know the rest. Organizing my books by color was a beautifully bad idea.
The next topic in the big books series is, you guessed it: Time. Here's a selection of four books that talk about or deal with the concept of time.
A list of 100 Wonderful Must-Read Books with One-Word Titles from several genres and several amazing authors to help pump up your TBR.
When you find an author you love, do you read everything by them, or do you read around? An exploration of one woman's reading habits.
"The physical book is obsolete" should be the center square.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Recognize the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic and Latinx Americans with these 15 children's books.
An introduction to the PULP! THE CLASSICS series and how they'll entice new readers.
A high school English teacher on the books she plans to teach in response to the events in Charlottesville.
Creepy, gothic reads to celebrate Mary Shelley's upcoming 220th birthday.
