I love feel-good books any time, but especially in the summer.

It’s mid-July, but I’m reflecting on June.

I loved Jane Eyre, and so Jane & Edward was one of my favorite books this year.

I’m nature writing today, linking up at A Day in the Life.

What are you reading this summer?

I’m using Emily P. Freeman’s questions to help me reflect on April.

Taylor Jenkins Reid gets better the farther back you go. I loved her novel After I Do.

We did a little reflecting on the podcast. Here are my thoughts.

Laura Tremaine’s book Share Your Stuff. I’ll Go First. inspired this post.

Amy Poeppel’s The Sweet Spot is the first book I’ve read by this author, but it won’t be the last.

February is super gloomy, so I’m diving into things I love.

It’s been a while, but I’m definitely still reading. This is one of my first favorites in the new year.

My favorite books of 2022.

November means it must be time to write a novel.

Shannan Martin’s new book, Start With Hello, is a love letter to being a good neighbor.

I love fall, and I love this place.

September has been slower reading, but still good stuff.

Reflecting on the things keeping me on track.

More thoughts inspired by Natalie Lloyd’s Hummingbird.

Natalie Lloyd is one of my favorite middle grade writers, and her new novel Hummingbird is absolutely beautiful.