The Book Hangover can be defined multiple ways. It can be the inability to return to the real world after finishing an amazing book. OR...

Featured on https://overexpressed.blog/2022/02/04/how-reading-cleared-up-my-chemo-fog/ I’ve always found reading to be a truly enjoyable...

From the moment I started reading The Year of the Witching by Alexis Henderson, I could not put it down. In the moments I was absolutely...

I listened to Agatha Arch Is Afraid of Everything by Kristin Bair last month and really loved Agatha's personal monolog. She was witty...

I recently finished Rainbow Rowell's Carry On and it just blew me away. It was a little slow at first but about 50 pages in the story...

Wednesday night I finished The Final Girls Support Group by Grady Hendrix and I keep going back and exploring the different feels that...

We all have daily stressors. I escape into books and video games to soothe/avoid mine. There are tons of ways to combat stress. Yoga,...

As a Librarian, I've run into MANY people who think there is only one way to read a book. I'm here to tell you now, that is not true....

Sounds so cozy right? This book gave me so much anxiety. It was on audiobook, which I listen to at night or when I don't feel well. At...

Hey My Fellow Bibliophiles! I've got some exciting news: Over in the Member's Forum we are starting a Free Form Book Club. What is that...

The book that gave me the absolute worst Book Hangover was We Were the Lucky Ones by Georgia Hunter. She masterfully weaves the separate...