Simple Meals + Honest Book Reviews + Practical Living
So far, 2019 is proving to be an excellent year for newly released books, and keep in mind, we’re just getting started. Fall always seems to bring in fabulous, fabulous new books. By the grace of God, I’ve managed to cross off eight books that were released this year, and I’m going to share with you my brief thoughts on each.
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THAT ENDING THOUGH! Ohmygod the ending. When all the pieces finally fell together, I closed the book (or errm, closed out of the kindle app), and took several minutes to think about what I just read and process it. And by several minutes I mean like ten. I thought back to the very beginning and reexamined everything in the revolutionary perspective that just came to light, and quite frankly, it blew my mind. Hence the silent screaming that went on in my bedroom.
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Umm… the last post in our Overrated Reads series was BEFORE I GAVE BIRTH, so we’re long overdue. Let’s jump right in.
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If you’re a new mommy, enjoy thrillers, data, and your own baby (I hope this is the case) then I’ve got two great, but completely different types of recommendations for you today.
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It’s been a hot minute since I’ve posted here, huh? How long can I blame it on the baby without looking lazy and neglectful of my own blog? A year? Cool!
OK SOoOO!! the last book I felt driven enough to post about was Tara Westover’s Educated back in April. Since then, I’ve finished close to 20 other books… which means lot’s of posts to come. However, they currently live in my head, and until I put pen to paper (or errrm fingers to keyboard?) here are a few that you don’t want to miss this summer.
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Between the ages of 6 weeks and 19 weeks, I took Naomi on nine flights. Girlfriend racked up her frequent flyer miles, that’s for sure. Out of those nine flights, seven of those flights occurred within a 30 day span. And of those seven flights, I flew solo with the baby. No husband, no mother to help me out. That’s right. I went on seven flights alone with an infant, in 30 days. Here’s what I’ve learned.