One of my favorite authors is releasing a new book today!
Happy Release Day, Until Leaves Fall in Paris!
A Few Favorites from a Frigid Friday
Today's post was originally going to be part of First Line Friday, but at the last minute I decided that instead I want to share some of the good, encouraging, or fun things that I came across this week.
Book Review: Once Upon a Wardrobe by Patti Callahan
Reviewing my final five-star novel from 2021! Here my love of historical fiction, C.S. Lewis, and beautiful writing are all found.
Books Migrating From My 2021 TBR
Taking a look at the books I most wanted to read in 2021, but mostly did not get to. Have you read any of these books?
Spell the Month in Books Linkup January 2022
Spell the Month in Books is a linkup I host on the second Saturday of each month. The goal is to spell the current month with the first letter of book titles, excluding articles such as 'the' and 'a' as needed. Read on to see how we fared this month!
First Line Friday 22.1: The Personal Librarian
How could I not join the first FLF of the year? Today I am linking up with Reading Is My Superpower and featuring the first new book I started reading this year.Â
Unraveled Wednesday 22.1
Unraveled Wednesday is a linkup hosted by As Kat Knits highlighting current projects, books we’re reading, and relevant yarn industry news/info/discussions.
My Top 5 Reads of 2021 & A Brief Reading Recap
Find out my favorite books from 2021!
Wrapping up December 2021
So much happened this month! Here are the highlights of what I read and did.
5+1 Favorite Christmas Books
Today's post was originally supposed to be a collection of mini reviews of Christmas books I've read. However, I'm running short on time today (and honestly didn't end up completing as many Christmas books as I originally hoped), so instead of reviewing I'm just going to feature 5 favorite Christmas-themed books I have read in the past and 1 current Christmassy read that I am pretty sure will become a new favorite. These are all books I highly recommend and would give a 4 or 5 star review.
Reviews From the Stacks 