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This blog is everything to me. A sanctuary. A soap box. And of course, a place to spread the word about the best (and worst) books that are on your bookshelf (or could be). For most of my life, I've had my nose in a book or a pen and paper in my hand. As the daughter of an English teacher, I'm naturally drawn to bookshelves. I read as many as four books at a time (because I can keep all the stories straight, so why not plow through as many as I can?) and I will enjoy them to my dying day.

I look for books whenever I can, however I can. They come from a range of places from author conventions to boxes in the basement. I was always looking for an opportunity to go into a deep discussion about the books I was currently reading, but not many people are avid readers like myself. So, when I discovered blogging to be a viable option, I jumped in head first. I also have books that are recommended to me as well, so the list just keeps on going.

Please know that I do add more books to this blog as often as I can, so be patient with my reading pace and my blogging skills. As a fellow reader, I shall respect your opinions and hope you do the same. And in return, I promise to put 1000% into this; my whole heart and nothing short of the best. You see, this is as much for you as it is for me.


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