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Hello, strangelings!

So usually I’m slightly less behind but I had a small mental breakdown that set me back a bit. BUT! I’m feeling a lot better and actually today I even feel great, which is freaking wonderful. So now I’m catching up on everything including opening up discussion for October’s Fantastic Strangelings book club pick, SistersongContinue reading “Hello, strangelings!”

Hello, strangelings!

If you’re a member of the Fantastic Strangelings Book Club you already know what wonderful book we’re going to send you this month because I sent you a bizarre email about it, but in case you missed it or are an honorary member, it’s Sister Song by Lucy Holland and it gave me strong CirceContinue reading “Hello, strangelings!”

I don’t know how to make the emoji of a brain exploding but if I did I’d make it here.

Hello! If you are a member of the Fantastic Strangelings Book Club you should check your email because you just got a special invitation to come hang out online with me and July’s book pick author, Virginia Feito as I ask her a million questions about Mrs. March, including “WHAT TIME IS THIS SET IN?”Continue reading “I don’t know how to make the emoji of a brain exploding but if I did I’d make it here.”

Hello, strangelings.

TWO BLOG POSTS IN 48 HOURS? WHAT. Honestly, I’m feeling more motivation than I have in a long time and I am taking advantage of that to catch up on a million good things that need attention and one of those is the Fantastic Strangelings Book Club, which is keeping me sane and helping toContinue reading “Hello, strangelings.”

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