Congratulations to the winners of this Magical Book Bundle giveaway from Running Press Books! Items in the bundle are on sale now.
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Book Thoughts & Giveaway: The Practical Witch’s Spell Book & Everyday Tarot
I partnered with Running Press Books to do a magical book bundle giveaway featuring EVERYDAY TAROT & THE PRACTICAL WITCH’S SPELL BOOK! Here are my thoughts on both.
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Book Thoughts: Girl Squads: 20 Female Friendships That Changed History
Girl Squads, written by Sam Maggs and illustrated by Jenn Woodall, is a short, historical essay collection that does justice to its incredible subjects.
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Book Thoughts: Fat Girl on a Plane
My thoughts on Kelly deVos’ Fat Girl on a Plane are complicated at best. I went into this book really wanting to love it, but unfortunately, it just didn’t work for me.
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Book Thoughts: The Hazel Wood
I devoured The Hazel Wood because I absolutely did not want to put it down. I loved the fast pace, high stakes, and ethereal quality of the timeline.
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Congratulations, Lunar Abundance Giveaway Winners!
Congratulations to the Lunar Abundance giveaway winners! Ezzie Spencer’s moon workbook hits stores Tuesday, March 6, from Running Press Books.
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Book Thoughts: Lunar Abundance + Giveaway!
Lunar Abundance isn’t like other moon cycle workbooks, which I really appreciate. Read my review and enter to win a copy from Running Press Books!
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Book Thoughts: Depression & Other Magic Tricks
Sabrina Benaim’s Depression & Other Magic Tricks boasts the same passion as her spoken word pieces, but sometimes lacks the same finesse.
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Book Thoughts: Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance
Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance is best described as warm, though it deals with the frightening, devastating parts of life as well as the good parts.
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Book goals: #ReadWomen2017
For the last two years, I’ve read a pretty pitiful number of books: 32 in 2015 and 30 in 2016. Yikes. According to my past GoodReads challenges, 2012 is the year to beat. That year (the year I graduated college, incidentally), I read 71 books! That’s more than what I’ve read in the last two…
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