Welcome to my quarter three reading wrap-up and book review list of 2026. I am so grateful for my experience with these books: some I loved, others no so much. But, you can read all about it…

When you stumble upon a book labeled “literary fiction”–what’s the first impression you have? In this blog post, I’m analyzing what literary fiction means in our modern world and why this classification became both the death of and only remaining hope for literature…

In this blog post, I’m sharing what I read and which books inspired me to write!

Inside this article, I’m sharing book reviews and my quarter one reading wrap-up for 2026. So far, I’ve read one non-fiction, two fiction short stories, and five fiction novels…

The end of a year is a reflective time. For us readers, we carry inside our hearts the many adventures we embarked upon, many of which lived between book covers…

Not all spooky books have to be witches and vampires. Our October reading list gives an array of haunting stories that include monsters and goblins, but also other chilling classics fit for the spooky season.

Are you ready to read more books in a year? Or save money on books with a Kindle? Read more to find out how.

Are you looking for something new to read? Add these three fiction indie authors’ books to your shelf.

How do you get out of a reading slump? In this article, we give you some actionable tips to get out of a slump, and we are sharing our mid-year reading wrap-up.

Summer is just around the corner, and we are recommending some cozy books to add to your bookshelf; this is a reading list. We’ve combined both classic books and contemporary–either way, all of these books are perfect to dive into during the warmer season.