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I was hesitant to read this because the first reviews that came out were kind of mixed, but I absolutely loved this one! A novel about a Taiwanese...

“She didn’t want to keep sitting with him the way she used to, not expressing what she was thinking so strongly that it seemed like he had to know...

Lots of hits, a few misses, and one DNF. Let's get to it: Fiction The Rabbit Hutch is wonderfully written. I was definitely pulled into the story...

It's not like I did not know the foster care system in America was bad, I just figured it was because, well, just look around you. But it will never...

A big part of fourth grade social studies standards in California is learning about the Gold Rush, so I was immediately enthralled by the premise of...

Here is my March and April Wrap up. Tiring months, but rewarding ones, and now I countdown till the end of the year. May always tends to be a busy...

Another rainy day, means a rainy photo. I thought this sequel was better than the first. I understand a lot of people's gripe with the first one was...

#TransRightsReadathon is underway, and here are some books I am hoping to dive into this week. Lots of #bookstagrammers across the web are posting...

Wishing for sunnier days in southern California, yeah yeah yeah, we need the rain, but I am sick of it. So here I am posting this sunny picture....

Two memoirs I read and enjoyed. I've been a huge fan of Jemele Hill for a long time. I love her candor and the unique lens she brings to...