Back in February, I decided to stop doing book reviews because no one seemed to care. But I miss my book posts. Thankfully I haven’t read much in the past few months. According to Goodreads, I am four books behind on my annual goal! Book links are Amazon Associate Links. I may receive a commission…
Wow, I can’t believe it’s February already! This year is flying by. To start the month I was right on track for my annual goal. Let’s hope I can keep that up! The Bullet Journal Method by Ruder Carroll ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5 I decided to read the original creator of the Bujo method to see what the…
I set another goal to read 52 books this year. I find I can usually read about a book a week, usually, I end up reading between 52 and 60. So I like to keep it simple with 52. Here are the books I read in January. The Cold Vanish by Jon Billman ⭐⭐⭐⭐/5 I…
Whew, almost caught up with all my monthly reads! Here is December and hopefully I will get January out before February is over! (And then get February out at the start of March. Cuz then I’ll be back on track) Dot Journaling by Rachel Wilkerson Miller ⭐⭐⭐/5 Dot Journaling is a very basic breakdown of…
After a slow September and October, I picked things up for the last two months of the year. I wanted to make sure I reached my goal of 52 books in 2021! These will only be the books I read in November. I will do a separate post for December. Hannibal by Thomas Harris ⭐⭐/5…
I am trying to catch up on my book reviews since I haven’t posted one since August! This week, I will share my September and October reads since both months were slim for finishing books. Each picture is linked to Amazon and will open in a new window. Amazon links are affiliate links and I will…
What was my book of the year? The Happy Runner by David and Megan Roche which I read way back in February. How did I arrive at this conclusion? I went through the books I read each month and picked my top choice from those that I gave five (5) stars. Then I put those…
July was a tough month for me. I couldn’t focus enough to read. It happens sometimes. I was only able to finish one very short book and one average book. I decided to not post a July blog and combine it with August. The Photographic Story by David duChemin Summary: A short read that breaks…
June did not go as I expected for books. I had a plan but as usual, my reading plans went out the window. I did finish two of the books I had planned so go me! I had one DNF this month. I used to force myself to finish everything I started but I’ve realized…
Money Honey: A Simple 7-Step Guide for Getting Your Financial $hit Together by Rachel Richards Summary: A “tough love” guide to budgeting. My Thoughts: 0/5 DNF Ugh, this author tried so hard to be funny and snarky and it falls short in a book about money. She references Dave Ramsey and recommends his book. She…