Graduate school is hard! I’ve found that carving out time in my schedule for non-academic reading has reaped myriad rewards -- personal, academic, and social. In this post, I’m sharing my top five reasons why I think reading non-academic books is important while in graduate school and why every graduate student should find time to include them in their busy
I've made a point of reading books by black women my entire life, and I've doubled down on my effort in the past two years to include more black women contemporary fiction and romance authors. Here is a collection of some of my favorite books by black women
I love reading challenges, and Read Harder was the first one I tried way back in 2017 (though I started late and didn’t finish). I finally finished a Read Harder challenge in 2019, and I’m back for 2020. Read Harder helps me discover new books and get me out of reading ruts. I really like how it pushes me to read more diverse books and books in different
I don’t know about you, but I’ve been reading up a storm during the quarantine. So I thought I would share my favorite places for quarantine reading! 1. The Couch Is Read
I’ve been mulling over starting a book blog for months. Here are the reasons I finally committed: 1. Quarantine: While quarantined with my family, I’ve had the opportunity to think about the things that make me happy and the way I want to spend my time. I’ve also come to realize how important having a Read
