A relatable (for me) biography that reminds us that we are more than our bodies and our habits; we are enough just as we are.

Jaw-dropping, cruel reality of the historical plight of black women—particularly 3 groundbreaking “mothers”—that leaves your soul shattered.

No month of women’s empowerment would be complete without a nod to an extraordinary legend: Ruth Bader Ginsberg.

I’m not like Baby from Dirty Dancing. You can stick me in a corner, and I’ll be just fine there.

Sharon Stone is one tough cookie with a tremendously soft & compassionate heart…she been through a lot and yet still shines with goodness.

This encompasses everything that was endearing about Betty White: her humility, her compassion and her strength.

For May, I pay homage to empowered women figures by featuring some inspiring women’s (auto)biographies & memoirs.

A fun and witty series of essays about mid-life adulting, from divorcee sex obsession & menopause to naughty gossip & lifelong friendships.

An adult parody version of the Frog and Toad children’s series, it was a cute little read of anecdotes that were relatable to everyday life.

Live music has awakened my spirit, and my soul wants to keep dancing.

More inspirational than funny, this book is an introvert’s guide to being brave enough to live in an extroverted world—and survive.

Dripping w/ sarcasm & contempt, it pokes fun at medieval stories w/hilarious character interactions, botched royal murders, & pure stupidity

For April, I’m inspired by my least favorite “holiday” to feature: Humor! It’s the perfect time of year to focus on some light-hearted joy.

A fascinating historical fiction based in pre/during Elizabethan times that featured a fiery Irish maiden fighting for her family’s legacy.

Set in Ireland, religious constriction & warped belief systems led a young girl to starve in this rather dark, psychological mystery.

A story of a forgotten identity, awoken by unusual circumstances, a musically-evoked, soul connecting romance and impending danger.