

Reading along as Mike Gayle tries to tackle his 1200+ item To Do list over the course of one year was interesting, inspiring, and very funny. The items on his list were so relatable! This was my March selection for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 .
Reading along as Mike Gayle tries to tackle his 1200+ item To Do list over the course of one year was interesting, inspiring, and very funny. The items on his list were so relatable! This was my March selection for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 .
Trans authors you should read! This is a very American based list. I think it is very cool and important to read Sarah McBride now that she is the first Trans senator! Read her life in her own words as you see her making headlines for wanting to use the toilet at work....
Others to read who I love:
Akwaeke Emezi - Vivek is my absolute fav
Imogen Binnie
Nicola Dinan
Janet Mock
Aiden Thomas
“I never regret anything. Because every little detail of your life is what made you into who you are in the end.”
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Book 14 of 2025! This was a cute memoir of Jim O‘Heir‘s time playing Jerry on Parks & Recreation. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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I‘ve always loved Drew!
I am on a ‘non-fiction, women kicking butt‘ kick right now (hmm, I wonder why? 😒) and I am LOVING IT! My latest book mail arrived today and I hope to get to this one soon!!
Fun, quick read. She had me laughing out loud a few times.
I was a big fan of Full House growing up although not a big fan of the character Stephanie Tanner, I still wanted to see what led to her downfall after coming from one of the most wholesome shows on TV. It was a fast read, nothing truly eye opening. Just another childhood star falling into a downward spiral. A few interesting tidbits on Full House were revealed but other than that it was kind of a lackluster story.