“Summer read” season is fast approaching so if you’re looking for a great book to bring in your suitcase, the below reviews might give you some ideas. And one of the authors is largely responsible for my legal career. Onwards! -> Onwards! ->
And now I’m all caught up and you can expect regular content to resume on June 1st. 😀 But for now, let’s dive into the books I read in April and hold onto your hats, ’cause there are a lot! If you don’t find something in here that piques your interest, we probably can’t be friends. 😉 Onwards! -> Onwards! ->
This month I revisited an old friend and made a few new ones, including the best book I’ve read in a long time. And let me just take a moment to praise local libraries (yet again) and their apps that allow you to borrow eBooks. Without them, I’d either be poor or, at the very least, reading an awful lot less. Onwards! -> Onwards! ->
Yes this post is late, but I’ve been busy reading. 😉 A bit of a mixed bag in terms of content but all non-fiction, which is probably why I didn’t read as much as last month. (I read fiction much faster because it usually requires less concentration, and it’s much easier to get sucked into a good story and keep going.) Onwards! -> Onwards! ->
While I didn’t make it a resolution, I still set myself a reading challenge for 2019. The aim is to finish at least 60 books by the end of the year. (Stretch goal is 100 but I’ll settle for 60.) Each month I’ll be sharing what I read and giving a little review. So if you’re looking for your next great read, you just might find it here. Onwards! -> Onwards! ->
