March 2023 Quick Lit

This was not a banner reading month for me. There were a couple of standouts, but as a whole this batch of books felt mediocre (especially after having read so many 5-star ...

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February 2023 Quick Lit

We have an eclectic assortment of books here today. Let’s get right to those reviews! FICTION Enola Holmes: The Graphic Novels, Book One, by Serena Blasco: I enjoy dipping into graphic novels ...

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January 2023 Quick Lit

Hello, my reading friends. I have good news and bad news for you: the good news is that I have some pretty great books to share with you today! The bad news ...

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Quick Lit // December 2022

When life gets busy and my attention dwindles (both of which were true for me in the past month), I find myself leaning into nonfiction and shorter novels. That is reflected in ...

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Quick Lit // November 2022

There are seasons when I consume books with the voraciousness of a starved nomad, relying on them for sustenance and fortitude and approaching each new title with limitless fervor. And then, there ...

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Quick Lit // October 2022

You’re here for reviews? I’ve got reviews! And lots of words, so I’ll skip the winded preamble and get right to ’em! // NONFICTION // All My Friends Have Issues: Building Remarkable ...

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Quick Lit // September 2022

It was a busy month for me, which translated to less reading overall, and while the books I read were fine, there were no standouts. But just because none of these titles ...

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Quick Lit // August 2022

It was a strong reading month for me: a few 5-star reads, an inordinate amount of historical fiction (that worked for me!), and plenty of fascinating ideas and concepts to explore. Let’s ...

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Quick Lit // July 2022

If summer reading is all about engaging reads, then I am nailing it with this collection of books. SO much good stuff to share with you today. Let’s jump right into the ...

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Quick Lit // June 2022

It’s Summer Reading season, and while the books I’m sharing today wouldn’t fit into the traditional category of “summer reading,” they are helping to get this next season of reading off to ...

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