Want to build your L. M. Montgomery collection with the most beautiful book editions and cover art? I scoured the internet for the best copies of Anne of Green Gables, Emily of New Moon, The Blue Castle, and every other Montgomery novel. Happy shopping! I had fun laughing over the hilariously awful book covers that […]
Hilariously Bad Book Covers: L. M. Montgomery Edition
These terrible Anne of Green Gables book covers absolutely do not capture the soul of L. M. Montgomery’s novels. But they are hilarious. Enjoy a good laugh! It’s time for another round of bad book covers! I found so many that I couldn’t include them all in my first bad book covers post. Apparently, there’s […]
Book and Tea Pairings to Elevate Your Reading Time
If you enjoy a cup of tea with your book, try out one of these book and tea pairings–as recommended by Tea and Ink Society readers. Whatever kind of tea you love–strong black teas, spicy chai, or soothing chamomile–there’s a perfect novel to go with it! Why does tea pair so well with books? You […]
5 Contemporary Authors Worth Binge Reading (My Auto-Read Favourites)
A lot of contemporary fiction is overhyped, but I’ve found a few new releases that deserve all the praise they can get. Here are five of my favourite auto-read (or auto-buy) contemporary authors. I’ll read everything new they publish! If you’ve spent more than two minutes on this site, you know I gravitate towards classic […]
Ultimate List of Classic Chapter Books to Read Aloud with Your Kids (or to read on your own…)
Ever wondered what classic chapter books are worth adding to your family’s library? These 50 chapter book picks are child and parent approved, and make for excellent family read-alouds! Get your children hooked on classic books from an early age–or use this reading list to fill in the gaps with classics you may have missed […]
6 Books That Will Sweep You Off to Ireland: Classic Irish Fiction
Visit Ireland through the pages of a book! These classic books set in Ireland will give you a taste of Irish culture, history, and landscape. I’ve included both Irish novels and short story collections in this sampling of classic Irish fiction. I know a lot more about English and Scottish literature than I do about […]
Classic Books Becoming Movies and Miniseries in 2020
It’s time to read these classic novels before they become movies and TV series in 2020! This year’s page-to-screen adaptations pay homage to literary greats like Jane Austen, Jack London, C. S. Forester, and Daphne du Maurier. Each year, dozens of books get movie and TV adaptations. It’s fascinating to watch stories transfer from one […]
4th Annual Book Oscars (my reading year in review)
I’m reviewing my 2019 reading year by passing out “Book Oscars” to books that were a big win for me in various genres and categories. Hope you find some good inspiration from this list as you compile your own TBR! Each new year, it’s my custom to reflect on my past reading year by awarding […]
Real-Life Ways to Read More When You Have Young Children at Home
It IS possible to find time to read for fun…even when you have young children at home! Here’s exactly how I fit reading time into my day as a busy mom. See if any of these reading slots will work for you! Make more time for reading as a busy mom Moms of young kids, […]
Banned Books Week: Yay or Nay?
Banned Books Week gets national recognition each year. But is book censorship really a national issue? Here’s one book blogger’s take on Banned Books Week and the hype surrounding it. This week marks the annual Banned Books Week, founded in 1982 and promoted by the American Library Association. The goal of Banned Books Week is […]
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