There is nothing better than a good book…except when that good book is read poolside! Am I right? I’m so excited to share with you this month’s reading list which includes everything from a mystery to science fiction to an epic love story. I can’t wait to hear what books you were enjoying this past […]
Wow 2016 has been some year! BookBairn has gone from a babbling baby to a little chatterbox, from a crawler to a walker, from a highly ...
Going on vacation after a jam-packed busy month was just what I needed to tackle a big stack of books for July. I had a few hits and a few misses this month so I thought I would share those with you. I will be curious to hear if some of these books hit you […] Pin It
Just in case you follow me on GoodReads and started to worry that I’m not reading anymore, I want to reassure you that I’m flipping the pages just as frantically as before. I started to realize that it is anticlimactic to share all my reviews there first and then round them up at the end […] Pin It
I am so excited to share eight books that I read this month with you. It was a really incredible month of reading and we have even got to feature a couple of these authors in our Sundays With Writers series before revealing this month’s list. Sometimes I just can’t wait for a monthly round-up to […] Pin It
2016 was the year that my reading habits changed significantly. Casual reading no longer satisfies me. These days, a book either needs to feature excellent writing or teach me something new, or it won’t hold my interest. I used to need to alternate between heavier books and lighter reads; now I enjoy going from heavy to heavy. This […]
It was a good year for books about or related to Paris and France overall! Here are some of my favorites for your shopping lists.
Canada Reads Panel Assemble! As per tradition, this year's books and their high profile champions were revealed live today on q! The 2016 contenders are: Bru...
Make sure to check out these Good Reads 2016 Building Articles with cool conversions, tips on building miniatures, and even DIY terrain
If you’re anything like me, you think summer is made for reading. But nothing is more frustrating than picking up the latest (and much-hyped) new release
An exhibition in Venice's municipal modern art museum examines the designer's literary preferences and their influence on her creatively.
I've got all genres covered, so order your favorite hardcover or download it to your Kindle now to enjoy at the beach.
Garth Greenwell’s ’What Belongs to You’, Kima Jones’s “Homegoing AD,” Mark Leyner’s ‘Gone with the Mind’, Hariton Pushwagner’s ‘Soft City,’ and more.
I get a lot of free books in the mail. Like, a lot. It’s one of the many perks to doing what I do for a living. (Other perks: pajamas count as work attire, book purchases count as tax deductions, zoning out on Facebook at night counts as “platform building.”)
A collection of Good Reads 2016 Humor and Story Articles - articles you don't want to have missed from this year. With shots of humor or great short stories
My Top 5 Food Literature Reads of 2016 — read on, or jump straight into the list HERE. In a lot of ways, 2016 has been a rough year. My dad passed away… I voted for the first time and felt crushed by the results for the first time… David Bowie died… man, I almost forgot …
With respect to "sun's out, guns out," the best reveal of summer is its must-read books. Here are all the titles we can't wait to dig into this year.
Wondering what to read this Summer? Here are 12 of my absolute favorite Summer Reads for 2015!
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Streamline your 2016 to-be-read pile with these awesome teen book recommendations from 20 of your favorite YA authors—from Maggie Stiefvater to Rae Carson—and
