RaeAnna + A Nerdy Lifestyle
The Water Dancer delves into magical realism and familiar themes of justice, humanity, freedom, and equality. Ta-Nehisi Coates sets his debut novel in pre-Civil War Virginia. Though the prose is excellent and interesting, I found the story largely forgettable.
Helen Zia brings a human and personal aspect to the struggle and resilience of the thousands of people fleeing Shanghai during the communist revolution.
Easter is about more than just getting a new outfit. I will be spending it with my parents in Iowa. Obviously, I'm making them hide eggs for me because I'm not terribly good at adulting.
I think I had more fun finding swimsuits for the cruise than I did on the cruise. Obviously, they were all on sale and still are!
A deep dive into gender, race, relationships, and what it means to grow and be human. Jodie Patterson confronts it all when she realizes her daughter is her son, Penelope.
I can't believe it has been a month since I was on the beach in Mexico. Nachi-Cocom was a brilliant way to spend a day relaxing and parasailing with three generations of my family.