This book took me awhile to read. It was a recommendation from Pop Culture Happy Hour and I did like reading the beginning. I have a background in public health. I love history. I am one of those people who... Continue reading →

In the old days when I use to have more time and read more literary books, I would read a number of Pulitizer Prize winners. It’s been awhile since I read one and I do think they can be hit... Continue reading →

This is the first in the Peter Grant / Rivers of London series. I had read some hype for this series over the years. It’s right up my alley as it’s a series set in London and it’s urban fantasy.... Continue reading →

This is one of the most dense books I’ve read in awhile. It’s not actually that long compared to some other nonfiction history books, but it has a lot of history, ideas, and thoughts. Probably too many ideas. I really... Continue reading →

The sequel to Clan of the Cave Bear. With the current situation in the world and after some nonfiction, I needed escapism far removed from the present day. I like that this series offers some actual history and anthropology. As... Continue reading →

This took me awhile to read because this is non fiction and even in this “Stay at home” life, I have been busy with work and general life. I love this topic as I consider sleep is closest thing to... Continue reading →

This was an okay Christie novel. I brought all my Christie novels to my current home from storage and this was the last one I believe. It took me awhile to really get into it. I have not actually had... Continue reading →