I went a bit rogue from my anticipated reads, but it felt nice just reading spontaneously. I think my November TBR is going to be intentionally very small, which will hopefully allow me to mood read for once!
According to Storygroph, 8 out of 9 of my books were romances, and I read zero nonfiction. Maybe next month?
My top three books read in October:
Funny, warm, and filled with the stickiness of life in the thick of child-rearing, Is She Really Going Out with Him perfectly captures life in your mid-30s. Anna Appleby isn’t really sure how to approach dating, so when her children start suggesting options, she decides to run with it. Their selections are hilarious, and the […]
Sullivan wrote two well-developed characters who, in addition to being conflicted over their relationship’s plausibility, each had internal conflicts to overcome.
Stunning, thought-provoking, and a genuine call to action, We Will Be Jaguars is a memoir filled with forest wisdom, the impacts of careless corporations, and the power of community action. Nemonte Nenquimo, a Waorani woman, mother, activist, and leader/ founder of the Ceibo Alliance and Amazon Frontlines, writes perhaps the most impactful memoir I have […]
