Like What You Read. Read What You Like.
This tagline, borne out of the, “Like, READ!” I used to say to my students, became my mantra when I decided to stop reading for other people and start reading for myself. It’s an essential part of my reading life. But who am I? Click the button below to learn more.
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#StickyNoteReview for Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo
I’ve been bad about writing sticky note reviews lately, scrapping so many that I started in an effort to grant myself grace for not feeling […]
Here’s a thing I realized about myself recently: it’s challenging for me to read professional books in digital formats.
Do you prefer reading professional texts in digital or print formats? Or does it matter?
#StickyNoteReview for Required Reading for the Disenfranchised Freshman by Kristin R. Lee
This read was me trying to read things that have been recommended to me. This one, from my friend Morgan, who is awesome. It’s billed […]
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