Reading, Writing, and Me

Hello, everyone! I'm excited to bring you another week of great books! Part 1 of this week is  The Smell of Other People's Houses . If you missed the Monday post announcement, you can see this week's other post below. As I also said on Instagram, I may or may not get an editorial out on Friday. The easiest way to find out about new books and posts in to follow us on social media or subscribe to our email list. There's more information on that below. As a quick reading update, I'm almost finished with The Dazzling Heights  which I'm really enjoying right now. I'll be sharing my thoughts on it along with Turtles All The Way Down  on the sixteenth of October, and on September 22, I'm sharing an early review of A Short History of the Girl Next Door .  The Smell of Other People's Houses  by Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock (227 pages) Overview:  Set in 1970s Alaska, Hitchcock brings readers the stories of Ruth, Dora, Alyce, and Hank along with the many peopl

Hello, everyone! I've had another crazy week of getting back into school after the hurricane and finishing more books. The last book I finished was Everything, Everything  by Nicola Yoon which I will post sometime in the near future. I've done a lot this week to work on my posting schedule to figure out what's to come in the next few months and which content I want to get out to everyone first. My current read, The Dazzling Heights , I picked up at Katharine McGee's book launch that I went to on Thursday. To hear about that and the other books I couldn't resist buying click the link below. Today's book is an amazing story I really enjoyed reading this summer, and it has definitely earned its spot on the Standout Book list.  American Girls  by Alison Umminger (287 pages) Overview:  Anna needs to get out of Atlanta after a downward spiral of her home and social life, so she takes her mother's new wife's credit card number and buys a plane ticket to