Spend Christmas Day With 5 Holiday Romance & Family Authors – 5×5

Spend Christmas Day With 5 Holiday Romance & Family Authors – 5×5

The Christmas season can be a great time for many but unfortunately isolating for others. This year we are all feeling the isolation. Not going on the trips we had planned, not seeing the family and friends we thought we would. We all need some coziness and warm feelings because, let’s face it, 2020 has not been the greatest year.   via GIPHY So instead of being a grinch this Christmas, let’s get into some romance, warmth and holiday spirit with 5 holiday romance & family writers. First up we have Sara Arden author of A Glorious Christmas. Madelyn Morrison …

Barack Obama’s Favorite Books of 2020

Barack Obama’s Favorite Books of 2020

This past year has brought many twists and turns, some better than others and the best among them being about newly released books! And, before 2020 comes to a close, former President, Barack Obama stays true to his annual tradition of sharing his favorite books of the year. 

Bookstr’s Three to Read | Week of Dec 14

Bookstr’s Three to Read | Week of Dec 14

Bookworm Lisa gives insight on upcoming books in Bookstr’s Three to Read series, where she gives you three book recommendations based off three categories: Hot Pick, Coffee Shop Read, and Dark Horse. This week, we’re featuring: Eshkol Nevo (Other Press), Irmgard Keun (Other Press) and Josephine Angelini (Sourcebooks).

Bookstr’s Three to Read | Week of Dec 8

Bookstr’s Three to Read | Week of Dec 8

Bookworm Jenny gives insight on upcoming books in Bookstr’s Three to Read series, where she gives you three book recommendations based off three categories: Hot Pick, Coffee Shop Read, and Dark Horse. This week, we’re featuring: Amy Lillard Author (Poisoned Pen Press), J.R. Ward (Gallery Books) and Maxym M. Martineau (Sourcebooks).

Merriam-Webster’s Word Of The Year: Pandemic

Merriam-Webster’s Word Of The Year: Pandemic

Words are our solace, and our favorite hiding place is between the pages of a book. However, while words may be one of our largest sources of comfort during uncertain times, there’s one word in particular that we’re sick and tired of hearing, both literally and figuratively. “Pandemic” is Merriam-Webster’s and Dictionary.com’s word of the year.