The only time I enjoy being outside 💚
"'Whom' may indeed be on the way out, but so is Venice, and we still like to go there."
This was a book I couldn't put down. There are not enough books about mental health, and this one was amazing. As someone who struggles with anxiety, I can say that the descriptions of Aza's anxiety attacks were spot on. John Green is usually a hit or miss for me, but I have been recommending this book to everyone I make eye contact with.
This was a wonderful read of what it means to live fully by the Bible. I would recommend it to religious and non-religious folks alike.
Since we just celebrated Father's Day, I decided to read a book my dad has been recommending for several years now. It has yet to disappoint. 😊
This book had its ups and downs. Some parts were riveting, others I wanted to skip past. I loved the characters, and the plot was interesting, but there was a lot that probably could've been cut without hurting the story.
My #LitCube this month was London themed. I'm obsessed 😍🇬🇧
This was a beautifully written book about racism.
You read the story through the eyes of a black nurse on trial for murder, a white public defender who swears she's not racist, and a white supremest who is suing the nurse.
I can't say enough good things about this novel. Picoult did extensive research to make this book as accurate and representative as possible, and that really comes through in the story.
"But I have spent twenty years seeing how beautiful women are - not because of how they look, but because of what their bodies can withstand."
The first book was so good, but this one was just a disappointment. It took me forever to get through and failed to hold my attention. The ending was a pretty big let down. Just skip it. Read the first one as a stand-alone novel.