- The Last Time I Lied by Riley Sager (Fiction/Hardcover) - 5/5 stars
I loved this one! I thought Riley Sager's Final Girls was great, so when this one came up as one of my Book of the Month options, I was really excited. I couldn't put this one down until I figured out the mystery. - The Path Between Us by Suzanne Stabile (Nonfiction/Hardcover) - 4/5 stars
This is a follow up to The Road Back to You, which is my favorite introduction to the Enneagram (I recommend it to everyone!). This book was really interesting as it focuses on how Enneagram numbers affect our relationships. - The Death of Mrs. Westaway by Ruth Ware (Fiction/Kindle) - 4/5 stars
Another great read from Ruth Ware, who is quickly becoming one of my favorite authors. Hard to top The Woman in Cabin 10 though. :) - You Can Stay Home With Your Kids by Erin Odom (Nonfiction/Kindle) - 3/5 stars
I actually can't stay home with my kids (haha!) but I found some helpful tips in this book for saving money. - To All The Boys I've Loved Before by Jenny Han (YA/Kindle) - 4/5 stars
I bought this book when it was on sale a year or so ago, but it took the Netflix hype for me to start it. I loved it, and I promptly bought the other two books in the trilogy. I read all three in five days. They're short, sweet, and well-written. (And the movie on Netflix is great too!) - P. S. I Still Love You by Jenny Han (YA/Kindle) - 4/5 stars
- Always and Forever, Lara Jean by Jenny Han (YA/Kindle) - 4/5 stars
- Grace Based Parenting by Tim Kimmel (Nonfiction/Kindle) - 3/5 stars
Had this on my Kindle and we've been experiencing some parenting challenges (it's called having a three-year-old) so I finally read this one. I appreciated Kimmel's perspective but didn't find it life-changing or anything.
