We all need some March 2025 book releases to cozy up with, right? I don’t know about you, but over here, the beginning of the year has felt like a slog. The bad news seems as interminable as the winter, and it’s difficult to be creative or productive under those …
And we’re back with Part 2 of my top 10 books to read in 2024! I won’t give you much preamble, except to say if you haven’t read Part 1, you can check it out here. This list takes us through June, which means I’ll be back with a new …
Well. This post is very late. Normally this is my way of kicking off a new year of reading in January, but 2024 has been…let’s just say it’s been a lot. Things haven’t eased up in the last few months, but something about spring is reawakening my motivation to read …
Thrillers are typically my go-to reads outside of books for the podcast. They’re fast, and it’s always fun trying to figure out the twist. I didn’t predict any of the twists and turns on this top 5 list of chilling books. I have read multiple books by all of these …
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Or it almost is, anyway. If you’ve been here long enough, you know that we’re always counting down to fall. And not just because it’s our favourite season. (Hello, cozy sweaters and warm drinks and Halloween everything!) As September draws near, so …
It’s 2023. The plan was, and still is, to get back to writing in coffee shops. There’s just something about sitting in a coffee shop and working, right? It’s a magical experience, whether alone or with someone else. We used to meet up all the time and work alone together …
I know. I know. In our last blog post, I said that my main reading goal for 2023 is to read the books I already own. I promise that is still my goal, but these six books have caught my attention, and I can’t just ignore them. I’m going to …
Well, we made it through 2022. Who would have guessed? Reading and writing were tumultuous this year, to say the least. Jette did a lot of reading. Gen did a lot of writing. This is why we’re a good team. Check out Another Book on the Shelf’s Duo on the …
A first line can suck you into a book just like a pretty cover. With NaNoWriMo happening, I’ve been thinking a lot about writing (but not writing — you know we never ACTUALLY do any writing) and how important a first line can be. It sets the tone. It hooks …
Vampires, like anything else, go in and out of fashion. I’m happy to report that they appear to be coming back in. On our television screens we have Vampire Academy, Interview with the Vampire, and First Kill, and we’re starting to see a resurgence in books as well. I’ve always …
