Money, goals and motherhood
Here’s a summary of all of the books I read last year. My goal was to read 20 books, and I was surprised to find out I actually read 22 books. Score! I categorized the books by genre and how I read it, and it was a pretty good mixture: Genres: Historical fiction: 6 Fiction: 6
Let’s talk about books! One of my favorite topics. In 2014, I read 19 books. I read a lot more non-fiction than fiction, which has been a pattern in the last few years. Growing up I devoured novels, but these days I have a hard time getting into them. My criteria is so picky and my
How is it already Wednesday? Oy! This week has been busy and I completely forgot to post my book review on Monday. You forgive me, right? :) In July I read Love Does, by Bob Goff, as a part of my blogger book club, and here’s my book review below. What was the book about?
Happy first day of July! Here’s a review of June’s book The Actor and the Housewife by Shannon Hale from the No Commitment Blogger Book Club. Please link or leave a comment below if you’ve read the book! What was the book about? The book is about a Mormon housewife pregnant with her fourth kid
Happy first Monday of June — book club time! It’s also confession time: I actually read this book in March. Oops! I was really dragging in Happier at Home and needed something new. I also wrote this post in March too, since the thoughts were fresh. Man, it is so nice to have a post
Oops, I’m a date late sharing this book club review. Here’s my review of April’s book, MWF Seeking BFF by Rachel Bertsche. What was the book about? This is a non-fiction book about Rachel Bertsche’s search for a new best friend after she moves to Chicago with her newlywed husband. She goes on 52 first friend
Happy Fool’s Day! In March we read Happier at Home by Gretchen Rubin in the No Commitment Blogger Book Club (<–that’s a mouthful. Maybe I’ll shorten the name to just Book Club?). My thoughts and review below. What was the book about? Gretchen’s search for happiness continues. Modeled after her first book, The Happiness Project,
There are a hundred ways to find new recipes. Magazines, food blogs, Pinterest, online recipe networks. My favorite way to find new recipes happens to be the old fashioned way: Cookbooks. When a new cookbook enters my kitchen, it’s not just for eye candy, I intend to use it. After I went to the Smitten
It’s the first Monday of the month, which means: Book Review! Today I am reviewing What Alice Forgot, the February book in the No Commitment Blogger Book Club. What was the book about? The book begins with Alice Love waking up on the floor of a gym, thinking she’s 29 years-old, happily married, and pregnant
