Restorative Reading & Writing for Wellness
I love meeting people who embody the kind of life I want to live and have mastered the habits and mindsets that I’m trying to grow. Today’s guest is my ultimate guide for bringing joyful, mindful journaling into my daily life. Becca Rae...
Today, I am sharing three books that blur the boundaries of bibliotherapy in different ways. In fact, I think this blur might be one of my new favorite genres. One book is a bestseller, one is brand new and one is yet-to-be-published, but should be in your pre-order cart. Come listen...
Every month, I share a little bit of literate love: what I’ve been reading, writing, learning and loving all month long in hopes that it inspires the same for you. Today, I’m sharing four incredible books you haven’t heard about yet on the podcast, a bookish prompt for your notebook, LOTS...
Books and notebooks have always been a large part of my life, but their role has shifted and changed over time. Today, I talk about where I’ve been, where I am now and how I’ve been using reading and writing to make life better. Come listen as I explore restorative reading...
When I first started this podcast, I made a wish list of guests to invite on the podcast and today, I am thrilled to share that one of my wishes came true. =) Today, I am talking with Sarah Hart-Unger of Best Laid Plans. This is one of my FAVORITE podcasts...
Recently, I read a historical fiction novel that sparked my interest in a historical event in a way that no other book has done: The Shore of Forever by Elora Maxwell. This book was completely captivating. It was focused on a fascinating period of history and told the story of three...
Here in the United States, we’ve just observed Labor Day. That means back to school, cooler weather and my favorite pumpkin flavors. Today, I’m sharing three books with back-to-school vibes: two fiction novels set squarely in academia and one memoir with strong threads of school excellence throughout. Here are the books...
Every month (almost!) I share a little bit of literate love: what I’ve been reading, writing, learning and loving all month long. Today, I’m sharing the summer edition of my monthly recap. I’ve got four great books to share, some fun writing experiences, a cookie recreation I am proud of and...
There are many iconic books that we tuck into our reading hearts and one of those books for me is The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett. Originally published in 1911, this book still captivates the minds and hearts of many readers and I’d argue the lessons inside are even more...
There’s one genre that I have not read in my adult reading life for a VERY long time…and I know because I keep meticulous track of the books I read: fairy tales. That all changes starting now! Today, I’m talking with Donna Fields. She has spent years studying fairy tales and...
