RaeAnna + A Nerdy Lifestyle
I don't like historical fiction because history is so interesting it doesn't need to be changed, but writers are constantly changing history... Alison Weir is a popular historian, so she writes better historical fiction than the vast majority out there. In her latest, she explores the oft overlooked fourth wife of Henry VIII and a possible secret love child.
The last three months have been insane for everyone because of COVID, but my life has been crazy because of the swarm... or the puppies. I have missed lots of things, but it has been worth it.
Raising thirteen puppies has been one of the most demanding experiences of my life. It has taken a toll on my body and my mind. I wouldn't trade these past two months for anything in the world; even though, I knew from the moment we decided to keep a very pregnant Tess, it would break my heart into thirteen pieces.
On the surface, it's a fun novel, but Tschida calls dives into identity in the time of social media. Does identity drive social media, or is social media influencing identity?
Other than being homeless and jobless... My quarantine has been filled with a lot of happiness and puppy cuddles. It's kind of a mess, but that's life.
Normal People is an almost new take on a very old cliché. Weird girl, cool dude. Love. Break Up. Bad communication skills. Get back together. There ya have it. The writing made it a good cliché and not a bad one, though.