Books

I laughed, I cried, and I came away with a new favourite Miriam Toews book.

A thoughtful, loving and gritty story of three generations of unapologetic women

This very enjoyable book wades through complex family dynamics and makes for an excellent (thoughtful) vacation read 🍀

Bunny, you really want to read Mona Awad’s twisted and thrilling new novel, All’s Well. 🎭

The Ballerinas gives a reader the opportunity to swoon over Paris while learning the deep and dark world of dance.

My review for a very thoughtful and informed mystery & a lot of rambling about writing and reading and writing about reading

Reading: what worked for me in 2020 and the lessons I’m applying to 2021

I wanted to read all the books on the shortlist so I’d be able to predict a winner and now that I have it’s impossible to pick just one

I hit my reading goal for 2020 with more than four months to go. What now?