What you should know about Walter Issacson’s biography of Franklin
Ever since visiting Boston, I wanted to learn more about Founding Father Benjamin Franklin. Reading this bio left me with mixed feelings.
Category: Book reviews
The Correspondent: a great read to cheer your soul
Here's why my book club and I adored The Correspondent, an epistolary novel by Virginia Evans. #literaryfiction
What I liked about My Friends, even though it’s sad
My Friends made me laugh and cry. It's a bit sad, but says so many fabulous things about art and friendship.
The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store: A great read for this moment in America
James McBride's latest release explores issues of immigration and inclusion. It's a powerful, relevant, and enjoyable read.
Why it’s important to read SOLD, one of 2024’s most challenged books
October 5-11 is Banned Books Week, an event to bring awareness to the problem of censorship in America. This year, I'm reviewing the banned book SOLD.
Dive into the secrets of Generations: what I learned from the book
I got some interesting insights from Generations, Dr. Twenge's evaluation of why generations of people are so different. Check it out!