At the start of this year, Charleston and I were plowing through chapter books together and loving them. But out of the blue, Charleston let me know that he didn’t want to ...
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Kid Lit: Books That Charleston is Loving Lately
One of my favorite aspects of reading is getting to share the reading experience with others, whether that’s in real-life book conversations with bookish friends, or through reading and writing book reviews. ...
Kid Lit: A Few Books Charleston Has Loved Lately
It’s been quite a while since my last Kid Lit post, but not for a lack of research or delightful book discoveries to share. In addition to devouring the twenty or so ...
Kid-Lit: Chapter Book Series We Love Reading Aloud
It’s no secret that sharing books with my children is just about my favorite part of parenting. We are in such a sweet spot right now, where I get to read board ...
Quick (Kid) Lit: A Few of Charleston’s Recent Favorite Books
It’s been a while since my last Kid Lit post, but I assure you that Charleston and I have continued reading up a storm. In addition to regularly reading through our own ...
Quick (Kid) Lit: Books Charleston’s Been Reading Lately
I shared our first round of Quick Kid Lit last month, and I had so much fun putting that post together that I think I might make it a regular blog feature. ...
Quick (Kid) Lit: A Few Books Charleston’s Loving Lately
I read a lot (as you well know) and nearly all of the books I read get featured at some point here on the blog. At least, all of the adult books I ...
Quick Lit + May 2026
My reading this month was fairly diverse, yet there were some surprising overlapping themes: three books touched on illiteracy, two had to do with influencer culture, two had mental illness at their ...
Quick Lit + April 2026
This month’s reviews include some mediocre books as well as a couple that are favorites of the year. I can’t wait to share my thoughts, so let’s get right to those reviews! ...
Quick Lit + March 2026
I read a wide variety of books this month, with varying success. There was plenty of loss and heartache in these stories, with some glimmers of hope sprinkled in. Let’s jump into ...