As promised, I have February and March’s book reviews. However, since most of what I read in February was all one series, I won’t break each title down. There are some spoilers in this post, and I’ve attempted to make the reader aware of them, so that if you wish to find out by reading the titles you should be able to skip ahead and be none the wiser. February’s books were the final eight in the Glass & Steele…
I had every intention of combining my February and January books for one big post so I could stay atop things through the rest of the year, but it’s already March, and so far I’ve only read one book. Shocking, I know! The T20 BBL Cricket season has ended so instead of delving into a good audio book while I watch the matches my evenings are spent listening to people argue over which version of Mario Kart is the best,…
Yep, I’m still just a little behind, but I should be caught up soon. While I read 8 books in August, I only read 2 in September. It evens things out just a little bit. Although I really didn’t enjoy being stuck in the book rut. You have them too, right? Those moments when you read such a beautifully written book that no matter how hard you try, it’s just far too difficult to settle in with anything else? Or,…
I truly hadn’t forgotten about the book reviews, they just got pushed to the back burner between migraines, and the chaos that is life at times. Never mind that though. Instead, perhaps, you’ll find a new book to read! Title: Glucose Revolution by Jessie Inchauspé Simple Summary: Jessie offers ten simple ideas to help balance your glucose levels without a diet, and keep it there. Why I read it: This book was a large topic of conversation amongst a group…