Only that would have been really weird because you can’t ride a penguin. I probably would have liked it more if I knew anything at all about horses. I liked it, though not as much as some of her other books. Sheltering Rain delivered some serious emotional punch along with painfully gorgeous Irish scenery. What can I say? I felt like exploring the Jojo Moyes backlist because she is some kind of wonderful. Sheltering Rain by Jojo Moyes: I checked this bad boy out of the library digitally because that’s how I roll. If you’ve ever read and enjoyed her blog, definitely give her books (both of them!) a whirl. Lawson’s humor is bizarre and random, but I feel like she’s on my wavelength. Mental illness is different for everyone who suffers, but Jenny Lawson tells her stories with such grace (it’s a relative term, okay?) and humor that on the rare occasion I couldn’t relate to an anecdote, I at least felt like I understood on some level. When I talk about small commissions, I mean smaaaaaaaaaall.) Of course, I left it so long between reading the book and talking about it, I’ve lost some of my brilliant insights. (You think I’m exaggerating, but my affiliate commission account currently has 16 cents in it. I mean, I love her enough to spend like 6 months worth of Amazon Affiliate commissions on her book. Today we’re going to play catch up and take a quick look at some of my recent reads.įuriously Happy: A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson: I feel like a turd for throwing this into a mini review because I love The Bloggess and I wanted to dedicate a whole post to her. Of course, Harry Potter is so SOUL CONSUMING that I didn’t feel like discussing anything else. I’ve been reading more than I’ve been blogging lately, and believe it or not, I’ve been reading things OTHER than Harry Potter.

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