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Group by Christie Tate Book Review
Nonfiction November is here, and I was happy to find that Reese’s Book Club pick for this month was a nonfiction book! If I’m being completely honest, nonfiction is very hit or miss with me. Some nonfiction I love (Educated by Tara Westover) and others I did not like AT ALL (Untamed by Glennon Doyle)! But I love reading out of my comfort zone, so here goes my Group by Christie Tate book review! Title: Group: How One Therapist and a Circle of Strangers Saved My Life Author: Christie Tate My Rating: Christie Tate had just been named the top student in her law school class and finally had her…
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An Autumn Spotify Playlist
This month, I thought I would have a little fun with an Autumn Spotify playlist that featured songs with autumn, fall, leaves, September, October, or November in the title. This playlist is definitely out of my comfort zone a bit, but I loved the challenge! What is your favorite song from my Autumn Spotify playlist? Let me know in the comments! If you’re looking for more music recommendations, then click here to browse the rest of my monthly playlists!
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October 2020 Reads
I read A LOT this month! I am a bit behind on my reading schedule for the year (I have a goal of 75), so I kicked it in high gear for my October reads! Also, I’m obsessed with a new fantasy series (no surprise there…) so be looking for a series review post next month! What have you been reading this month? Let me know in the comments which of my October reads you want to try! My Bookish Bingo card has once again failed me, but I can’t stop trying!
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His Only Wife Book Review
My best friend and I have been reading through Reese’s Book Club picks this year, and it has honestly been the best decision of 2020! To read more of my book reviews from previous Reese’s Book Club books, click here! Without further ado, let’s get into October’s pick– His Only Wife book review! Title: His Only Wife Author: Peace Adzo Medie My Rating: Afi Tekple is a young seamstress whose life is narrowing rapidly. She lives in a small town in Ghana with her widowed mother, spending much of her time in her uncle Pious’s house with his many wives and children. Then one day she is offered a life-changing…
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Why this Introvert loves Autumn
September, October, and November truly bring out my best-introverted self. The leaves begin to change, the temperature starts to drop, and I’m living my best life in cozy sweaters. So here are a few reasons why this introvert loves Autumn, plus a few fall activities that introverts actually enjoy. I can slow down and take a breath before the hectic holiday season. To me, autumn is like a big breath of fresh air in between the crazy, hectic summer and holiday seasons. It’s like the earth is trying to say, “Slow down, take a break. Look at all of the pretty leaves.” And if you’re an introvert, you know that…
