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More Than Just Books: What My Bookshelf Says About Me
A personal reflection on what my bookshelf says about me—the stories I love, the books that shaped me, and why our shelves hold pieces of who we are.
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Embrace the Unseen: Honoring the Quiet, Sensitive, and Misunderstood Parts of Who You Are
Embrace the Unseen is a deeply personal reflection about feeling invisible, finding your voice, and slowly learning how to become yourself without fear. It explores healing, self-acceptance, and the quiet process of coming…
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The Magic of Old Bookstores
Old bookstores are like stepping into a world of endless possibilities. They are places where you can escape reality for a little while and let your imagination take over. They are filled with…
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The Value of Challenging Books in Education
When I was growing up, I read some of the greatest books ever written. You know the ones, the books that were required reading, but somehow that requirement turned into love, admiration, appreciation,…
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Harness Your Strength with These Powerful Quotes
I often turn to words to remind me to keep going on the hard days. I have a small poster of affirmations from one of my favorite authors, Sarah J. Maas. Her stories are full…
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The Books Calling to Me: A Reader’s Dilemma
Lately, my attention span has been that of a fish. I haven’t been doing some of the things I take pleasure in. Reading for example. I haven’t been doing it lately. It’s not because I don’t want…
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Lessons from The Rainbow Fish: Childhood Memories
There’s nothing like an old book from childhood that stays with you, and carries you into adulthood. For me, the most memorable book wasn’t just about a shimmering fish. It was about the quiet ache…
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Exploring Identity and Strength in Throne of Glass
Maas Train My friends recently got me into reading fantasy novels. The one recommended to me was A Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR). I instantly fell in love with Sara J. Maas’…
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Celebrate Confidence: The Power of Inspiring Friends
The writer reflects on the immense confidence and support provided by two best friends, Beatrice and Zoe. Beatrice embodies independence and intelligence, inspiring personal growth, while Zoe offers comfort and joy during tough…
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What’s in a Middle Name? A Funny Coincidence
The author reflects on their middle name, Ashley, which, while lacking significant historical meaning, is humorously linked to their initials, NAG. The name evokes memories of a popular naming trend in the late…
