Didn’t manage to make the Sara Barnard author talk I conducted? Don’t worry! The full discussion is now online. It was such a pleasure to finally to get to talk to Sara about her YA novels and how much I admire and enjoy reading and I hope after watching this, you’ll start reading her booksContinue reading “Sara Barnard Talk Now Online”
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Quote of the Day – May 20, 2022
Author Talk with Sara Barnard
I’m really looking forward to this next author talk! This coming Friday at 3:30 PM EDT, I will be talking to YA author, Sara Barnard, author of YA novels, Fragile Like Us, A Quiet of Thunder, Goodbye Perfect and so much more!
What I’ve Been Reading Lately: May 13
Welcome to What I’ve Been Reading Lately, a feature where I’ll be giving short reviews of what I’m currently reading:
Quote of the Day – May 13, 2022
Quote of the Day – May 12, 2022
Comfort Reads for the Winter Blues
Are you looking for something to beat the typical winter blues? There is something about the cold weather and the daylight being shorter that makes people more down during the months of January-March. So it’s hard to find something that brings people out of that winter funk. Well, I am here to recommend great comfortContinue reading “Comfort Reads for the Winter Blues”
Cup of Tea’s Best Books of 2021: Teen and Young Adult Books
Welcome to the Cup of Tea’s Best Books of the Year, where I list the best of the best books I read this year.
Best Books of 2021 So Far: Teens & Young Adult
Welcome to another round of the Best Books of the Year so Far, where halfway through the year, I name the titles I read that I feel are the best of 2021. This year, I am switching things up a bit. Instead of listing all the best books I read in one post, I will be breakingContinue reading “Best Books of 2021 So Far: Teens & Young Adult”
Fiction Books for Mental Health Awareness Month
The conversation around mental health does not end on June 1. Having an open and honest discussion around this important topic is much needed, especially when we want to break the stigma and hide the assumptions surrounding the topic. Dealing with mental health issues of my own, I tend to gravitate towards books that discussContinue reading “Fiction Books for Mental Health Awareness Month”
cup of tea with that book, please 