
“Sleep is good. And books are better.”
— George R.R. Martin
Reviews
See No Stranger
A focused look at the social and political forces driving polarization in the US post 9/11 intertwined with the author’s memoir of growing up and into her voice as a young activist and change maker.
The Last House on Needless Street
A riveting and highly stressful horror book. Exactly what I want the genre to be, rather than what it so often is.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
A look at the harm of unexamined trust in famous figures, and the hidden trauma of the Obliviate charm.
Braiding Sweetgrass
A nonfiction book focusing on combining traditional Native American knowledge with scientific botanical training. Often powerful but wandering, its a slow but worthwhile read.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone
An analysis of JK Rowling’s world building as she kicks off the series
Harry Potter - Nostalgic Classic or Just Outdated?
Kicking off a reread through one of my absolute favorite series - Harry Potter. The challenge: will it be as good as I remember or will JK Rowling’s politics have tainted it? Do the author’s politics even matter?
The Heart Principle
An excellent romance with good chemistry and a great focus on the importance of boundaries and mental health.
Notes on a Nervous Planet
A quick nonfiction read looking at environmental and societal triggers for our anxiety.
On The Edge
An urban fantasy adventure filled with snark and a side of the enemies to lovers trope. Excellent supporting cast and a good escapist read.
From Here To Eternity
A quick review of a pop science book, perfect for background listening while working on a project or chores
The Wallflower Wager
A quick review of a fluffy regency romance, perfect to break a reading slump or start the new year
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