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Time felt different this week. Whenever I’d look at a clock, I’d be shocked at how little time had passed. When I’d wake up in the middle of the night, I’d be shocked that only 15 minutes had passed since the last time...
There are two great sources of comfort in the world, among a few other things: books and food. Books that invite us in to stay awhile and recipes that bring together family and friends for unforgettable experiences. Books that embody both aspects are often incredibly satisfying, but I’ve learned something: don’t...
Well, we are officially in back-to-school season and New York must have known it because we’ve shifted into early Fall weather with cooler temperatures and rainy days. It feels good to be back in a rhythm and dig out the fleece-lined slippers and blankets! This week, I’ve got two books to...
Surprise! I’m here with a bonus episode to give you a sneak peek inside my Get Lit(erate) Patreon community where we talk all things bookish and notebookish. This was the most recently released episode and I thought it might give you a taste of what to expect inside the community. Our theme...
Do you know this small, but important fact about me? I love lists. I love lists in all shapes, sizes, lengths and formats. There’s just something so satisfying about crossing an item off of a list that I cannot resist. And yes, I’m one of those people who adds something to...
I love weeks that feel like they’re going according to plan, don’t you?! I found extra time to read, was gifted a book that set my notebook on fire, found a new purpose for social media and even managed to cook a new dish for dinner, too. And it actually tasted...
I am continually curious and am constantly seeking out new ideas, perspectives, words and concepts. So when I first heard about The Timeline Theory, I was intrigued. I just love the idea that there are thousands of parallel versions of ourselves based on the decisions we make each day: the version...
There’s a special kind of magic inside the pages of literature written for middle grade students. Memorable characters, connectable themes and a strong sense of place all come together to provide a reading experience like no others…including adults. Middle grade literature prompts adults to connect with their inner child, gain a...
