Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng Published May 7th 2019 by Penguin Books

Each month I am doing a personal challenge. I have been successful reaching my goal each month so far. In May, I am reading books that I own (audiobooks, ebooks and physical books). I finished read…

One of my goals this year is to read a minimum of 24 of the physical books that I own. I have just finished #8 and #9, so am on track with this challenge. I had a friend who wanted to read The Shoe…

Each month I am doing a personal challenge. I have been successful reaching my goal each month so far. In May, I am reading books that I own (audiobooks, ebooks and physical books). These 4 are 2 a…

Each month I am doing a personal challenge. I have been successful reaching my goal each month so far. In May, I am reading books that I own (audiobooks, ebooks and physical books). I am behind in …

I've had This is How it Ends sitting on my bookshelf at home since 2018 and I decided it was time to pick up this slow burn story. Next I was able to get the audiobooks from the library of two recently released thriller. One from a series I love, Quinn & Costa, and the other from an author that I enjoy.

During the month of February, I try to read books by Authors of Colour, learning about Black History where possible. This year I didn't read as many as I usually do, but read 6 this month. Here are the links to the previous reviews this month, and the last two are included below. The Illegal by Lawrence Hill, We Hope for Better Things by Erin Bartel…

I've been enjoying Christmas/Holiday stories for the last month and these were two more enjoyable reads. They are also both novellas, so November is the perfect time to read them, as well as one of them being a book I actually owned and have been wanting to read for several years now. These books fulfill my Novellas in November participation, Christmas Challenge and The Christmas Box is a book that I own and am trying to read books from my physical shelves.

November is an extremely busy month for reading with three different events. Although I didn't participate in weekly posts, I did try and read all the novellas on my sign up post. I have been busy reading, so am trying to catch up on my reviews. Of course, I did double dip with a few other challenges. These are my last three reviews.

It's Thursday again, and I have 3 reviews to share with you. Kimberly Belle and Freida McFadden are both authors I have read and enjoyed, but Jennifer Fawcett is a new author to me. I enjoyed all of these books, some more than others. I listened to all of these as I caught up on all the chores I had to do to get my yard and home prepared for the winter.

I did it. I just finished the last three books to complete this challenge. I read 2 books to finish my tour of Canada: An Amish Forever Home, set in Prince Edward Island, and Coming Home: Stories From the Northwest Territories and Legacy set partially in South Dakota, to finish my trip across the United States. Legacy is also a physical book that I owned, so also fulfills one more book for that goal.

It's Thursday again, and I have four reviews to share with you. These four books are either mysteries or thrillers. Don't Believe a Word introduces us to a grown woman who was raised by two sisters, her aunts. It appears she might have been kidnapped as a toddler, so a team of podcasters is helping her to sort out her past.

Enjoying so many genres means I can mix up my reading. Over the last couple of weeks, I have read several romance stories. They varied from RomCom to family drama with romance, to New Beginnings and one DNF that was way too steamy for me.

One of my goals this year is to read a minimum of 24 of the physical books that I own. I have just finished #23 and #24, so I achieved my goal. The first of these books I am reviewing is I Let You Go and I can't believe I waited this long to read it. It was really good and I definitely recommend it.

Little Fires Everywhere by Celeste Ng Published May 7th 2019 by Penguin Books

Each month I am doing a personal challenge. I have been successful reaching my goal each month so far. In May, I am reading books that I own (audiobooks, ebooks and physical books). I finished read…

Each month I am doing a personal challenge. I have been successful reaching my goal each month so far. In May, I am reading books that I own (audiobooks, ebooks and physical books). I am behind in …

Each month I am doing a personal challenge. I have been successful reaching my goal each month so far. In May, I am reading books that I own (audiobooks, ebooks and physical books). These 4 are 2 a…

One of my goals this year is to read a minimum of 24 of the physical books that I own. I have just finished #8 and #9, so am on track with this challenge. I had a friend who wanted to read The Shoe…

As week 3 of reading Ireland comes to a close, I am posting my 9th and 10th review of books by Irish authors. I read the first book in the Walsh Family series last March and have wanted to get back…

I’ve had This is How it Ends sitting on my bookshelf at home since 2018 and I decided it was time to pick up this slow burn story. Next I was able to get the audiobooks from the library of tw…

During the month of February, I try to read books by Authors of Colour, learning about Black History where possible. This year I didn’t read as many as I usually do, but read 6 this month. He…

Being Canadian, I try to read Canadian authors when I can. This year, I have joined the 2026 Great Canadian Reading Challenge to purposely look for books by Canadian authors. My goal is to read a m…

Both of these nonfiction books were interesting in different ways. The first is a diary of sorts from Nurse Sammy. I shares times, feelings and incidents through her various positions as a nurse. W…

My final three reads of 2026 came from a variety of sources and were read for different challenges and interest. Hornet’s Nest is off my own personal shelf, Sunset and Into the Fire are first…