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    July 2020 Book Reviews

    August 3, 2020 /

    The Road Back to You by Ian Morgan Cron and Suzanne Stabile I have been very interested in books about the Enneagram.  A simple Enneagram test will tell you which of the nine personality types you are most like.  Personally I am a type 2, “The Helper”.  I thought that this book was a very detailed and clear explanation of the nine different personality types. If you don’t want to take the test, you can read a book such as this one and see which personality type speaks to you most. I really liked this book.  It helped me understand myself better than I did before. I have this book…

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    June 2020 Book Reviews

    July 6, 2020 /

    This June I read more than my goal.  Which is good because I definitely had some catching up to do!  Here are my reviews on the books I read in June. Catch and Kill By Ronan Farrow I really wanted to like this book.  I wanted it to be the expose that I was expecting to read.  I found this book to be very self-indulgent and boring.  I did not like Farrow’s writing style, I felt like he went on and on for pages about things that were not important to the plot.  Like I said earlier, I really wanted to like this book, it is such an important topic…

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    May 2020 Book Reviews

    June 1, 2020 /

    Hello friends! This was the third month of my social-distancing.  I live alone so I have had plenty of time to read!  Unfortunately I usually end up watching some trash TV (looking at you RHOBH). I have found it so hard during this time to focus on reading.  But, I have read some good books this month! Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell This was my book club book for May.  It is a bit of a thriller about a girl who goes missing and her mother dealing with the aftermath.  Laurel is the mother of two girls, her youngest, and favorite daughter goes missing.  10 Years later, she…

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    March 2020 Book Reviews

    March 30, 2020 /

    Looking for something to read while in quarantine?  I read a few books in the month of March that were pretty good! I am sure my April book reviews are going to have a lot more since there isn’t much else to do. Mrs. Everything by Jennifer Weiner I had a hard time with this book, I think I took it out from the library three different times because I just couldn’t get through it.  This is the story of two sisters growing up through a time where women were not typically encouraged to be themselves and be different.  Jo is a lesbian in secret but follows the path of…

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    My January 2020 Book Reviews!

    February 3, 2020 /

    I started the year strong!  This month I read FOUR books.  I am so pumped to get a jump start on my goal of reading 50 books in 2020.  I actually really liked most of the books that I read this month, so let me dive right in and tell you about them. City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert This was my book club read for January.  I was excited to read it because even though I haven’t read Eat, Pray, Love by Gilbert, I absolutely loved the movie.  Reminder to add Eat, Pray, Love to my reading list!  I was very underwhelmed by this book and I wasn’t alone. …

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    My July 2019 Book Reviews

    August 12, 2019 /

    This month I finally got some great reading time and put a dent into my goal for the year.  Part of that is because I went on vacation this month and spent a good chunk of time, sitting on the beach on Martha’s Vineyard absorbing a novel. The First Conspiracy by Brad Meltzer I am a big fan of Brad Meltzer’s writing.  He has written some great historical fiction/political thrillers that have kept me enthralled from the first page to the last.  But, this book was not quite up to my expectations. I like reading about presidents and I did learn a lot about George Washington in this book.  But,…

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    My November 2018 Book Reviews

    December 3, 2018 /

    This month was a slow reading month for me.  To be completely honest, this school year is kicking my butt.  We, as a team, are dealing with some of the most extreme, and widespread behavior issues that we have ever seen.  It is my fifth year teaching, so I’m still somewhat new and for me, this is the most challenging year yet. Alright, vent over, I just felt like I should explain why I’m not reading as much. I am a huge fan of Diane Chamberlain, but I am not a huge fan of this novel.  The novel is the story of a little girl with severe health problems who…

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    My October 2018 Book Reviews

    November 5, 2018 /

    Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan I loved this book!  It was my book club’s choice for October and I really had not had any interest in reading it.  I thought that it was just going to be like watching that crazy sweet 16 show that used to be on MTV.  But this really had an endearing story about a young couple where the girlfriend was not prepared for what she was getting herself into when she went overseas to meet her boyfriend’s family.  There was some shock and suspense, some mystery.  There were times that I wanted to scream at people through the book, and there was a heartwarming…

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