This month is FULL of GOOD books. Both of these books I highly highly highly recommend. This *may* be one of my favorite set of recommended books so far this year. (Did I really just say that?!) Both are easy reads & won’t take you long to read them but you’re going to want to read them without skipping a word. I think we should just get right into these 2 books! Here we go! May Book #1: Communication IQ by Fred & Anna Kendall Here’s the summary: Every so often, we meet people with whom we find it difficult to communicate. For one reason or another, we don’t seem…

This month, y’all. It’s gone by so fast to me! I can’t believe May is here! I think I’ve left the house maybe 4 times in April which has got to be the littlest amount I’ve ever left the house since I got my driver’s license. On the bright side, I’ve had plenty of time to read.  I read 2 books this month. A non-fiction book & a YA (young adult) novel but because I don’t think I have a lot of YA readers reading this, I’m actually going to share a book that has stuck with me since I read it a couple of years ago. It’s a good…

Y’all. Well, first off: welcome back to my recommended books series for March! Okay, so y’all… I lifted my ban on Books-A-Million. We were supposed to go on vacation last week (but obviously, that couldn’t happen with coronavirus) & I wanted to get some books that would be good for vacation. In case you’re wondering what type of books that is, I didn’t want to read something too intense (like a psychological thriller) but I also didn’t want something too fluffy either. My go-tos for the beach are Emily Giffin, Sarah, Dessen, & Nicholas Sparks. Morgan Matson has also become a new go-to for the beach too. Except for Second…

Another month, another set of recommended books! Welcome back y’all! I have to be completely honest with you: I banned myself from Books-A-Million (BAM). I can spend hours in there. There have been quite a few times where you could find me sitting in one of the Young Adult/Teen aisles surrounded by a bunch of books trying to narrow down my 9 options to 1 or 2. Because, unfortunately, I cannot buy 9 books at a time which is a real bummer. Anyway…if my sister was with me, we’d look at each other’s picks & decide which ones we both wanted to read & narrow down from there because it’s…

If you know me, you know that I love love love to read. I’ve been reading since I was a little kid. My dad says that when I was about 4 years old, I used to bring him a laundry basket full of books for him to read to me & then I would start “reading” them instead of letting him read them. When I was in middle & high school, I read all the time. If the teacher wasn’t teaching and I wasn’t working on classwork or homework, I was reading. I wish I had kept track of how many books I read in a school year but I…