How to: Read More
Wanting to read more is something many of us want, me included. We all have books we want to buy but keep postponing. We all have unread books piling up by our nightstand or bookshelf. We all need more time […]
Review: A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf
I’ve been meaning to pick up a book about feminism for the longest time. It is quite the buzzword and not a day passes without encountering it, so naturally everyone has an opinion about it. I am not an outspoken […]
Review: Another Day in the Death of America by Gary Younge
I have read this book, because of YouTuber and writer Jen Campbell recommended it. I admire her and trust her opinion, so I picked this up as part of my monthly non-fiction pick in January. I was not disappointed. This […]
January 2017 Wrap-up and February TBR
January was an OK reading month for me, even though I haven’t accomplished all my reading goals. I have read a total of 5 books, 4 YA and 1 non-fiction. I wanted to read something from my pile on unread […]
January 2017 Book Haul
You know how it is when you make your New Year plans, stick to them for a couple of months and then they’re just water down the drain? Well guess what, it’s the beginning of February and I already failed […]
Declutter your life, bookshelf included
2016 was all about minimalism and I think this trend will continue in 2017. What is minimalism? I’m sure you’ve stumbled upon the term before but, just in case, in a few words, minimalism is living with less. Not everyone […]
Reading Goals for 2017
The holidays have come and gone, 2016 is nearly forgotten, and now it’s time to look forward into the year ahead and set some goals aka resolutions. It’s 2017, and I hope this year will be a great one. I […]
My favorite books of 2016
If you have read my previous post you know that in 2016 I got slightly (trying to downplay it a little) carried away by YA. I read a lot of over-hyped but average books last year. I am disappointed but […]
What I read in 2016?
Before I start reminiscing about the pros and cons of my 2016 reading list I have to admit that this is more of a half year review. I started logging my reading list around July/August, which is also when I […]
Review: Sapiens, a Brief History of Humankind
I am vary of any book which proclaims to talk about the ‘a brief history of’ a certain topic because to me they are neither brief nor easy to understand. They force me to stop reading them, because of the […]