Spring reading is meant to feel good, learn more, re-examine life, and most of all, embark on adventures as the seasons change. I for one cannot help but love compelling stories with complex characters who undergo major life changes. Perhaps because my life stage is not on display, walking in a character’s shoe for a brief moment is a necessary literary escape.
As for learning, let’s grapple with life’s obstacles, and boldly face ’em like never before. In The Company of Women and The Opposite of Loneliness are so captivating. When aspiring to be a strong person, I very much like to look at the hard-working, and inspirational goddess who has much to say and show.
Explore this season’s books with some goodies, and of course, a nice coffee brew! Cheers!
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Spring 2021 Reads
Spring reading is meant to feel good, learn more, re-examine life, and most of all, embark on adventures as the seasons change. I for one cannot help but love compelling stories with complex characters who undergo major life changes. Perhaps because my life stage is not on display, walking in a character’s shoe for a […]
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