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Title of READ HER LIKE AN OPEN BOOK: "READ HER LIKE AN OPEN BOOK – Celebrating literary fiction by women"
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Over on my Instagram account (same name as this one), I’ve been sharing one post a day in celebration of Jewish Book Month since November 20. I decided to share my collection by genre, one flatlay photo at a time. I thought I would share those photos here as a source for good books in […]
This is a time of deep disillusionment, whether in response to politics, the economy, the increasingly divisive nature of social media algorithms, the promise/threat of AI, or the many conflicts around the world. I recently read two books that explore some of those sources of discontent with intelligence and wit. They’ll make you alternate between […]
In observance of Veterans Day, I thought it would be appropriate to share some books I’ve reviewed over the years that center the experiences of women at war and on the home front. Most of these books also explore characters’ difficulties in adjusting to life after war. While they are set during and after the […]
One of the “trends” in the Bookstagram community on Instagram that I like is “Ten Before the End,” in which readers share the ten books they plan (hope) to read before the end of the year. You might see a stack of recent buzz books or books that have been on their TBR list for […]
I managed to read several books recently; a handful impressed me, some were very good but I seemed to have writer’s block when it came to writing a review, and a few went into the DNF box for donation. I prefer to write about books that I recommend rather than to spend my time tearing […]
