Happy weekend! I stumbled on this great mural in the Foundry District last week. Love it!
Here’s a round-up of what I’ve enjoyed from around the Web…
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9 Classics that are Better as Audiobooks
I’ve written a few posts on my love for audiobooks, but I thought it would be fun to put together a list of classics that I enjoyed even better on audio.
Weekend Links
Happy weekend!
Chris and I are back to real life after a few weeks in Italy. Le sigh. The above photo is the view from our teeny-tiny hotel room in Siena. Take me back! 😭
Here’s a round-up of what I’ve enjoyed from around the Web…
Continue reading “Weekend Links”2018 Reading Challenge: Half-Way-Point Reflection
I’ve based my reading goals for this year on Modern Mrs. Darcy’s 2018 Reading Challenge (listed here).
Here’s my 2018 Reading Challenge list if you’d like to take a look.
Since we’re at the halfway point of the year, I think it’s a good time for a reflection and an update.
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Recent Reads / 07
Recent Reads is a series for me to feature the last few books I’ve read (or experienced) along with my verdicts.
I’ve based my reading goals for this year on Modern Mrs. Darcy’s 2018 Reading Challenge (listed here). Here’s my 2018 Reading Challenge list if you’d like to take a look…
When’s the Right Time to Abandon a Book?
As a Lit major and a lifelong lover of books, it took me a long time to feel okay with abandoning a book. I think I became predisposed to thinking that if a book is deemed IMPORTANT, I didn’t want to miss out on the cultural experience. I always want to enjoy a book and find something redeeming in it; but, ultimately, I’m coming around to the idea that life is too short to read a book I’m not enjoying.
Emily Paine Smith 