Review: A Hobbit, A Wardrobe and a Great War

This book was put on my radar by Bookstagram and I am so happy it did! I absolutely loved this book. Obsessed. Listened on audio and immediately bought a copy knowing I would re-read many times in the future. The title of this book is slightly misleading as the book talks about but doesn't truly focus on the friendship between JRR Tolkien and CS Lewis but that didn't make me love it any less. It starts with a decent WWI history and moves into how the war affected them and how they viewed the world afterwards and a lot of this came from their faith. 

review: why not me? by mindy kaling

I binged The Mindy Project a few years ago and adored Kaling and her comedic take on an OB/GYN practice. Hannah recommend her books and I enjoyed her first book and was excited to read the second. Kaling is my kind of funny. She’s that great amount of real, self-aware, and self-deprecating. I find her musings hilarious and I laugh out loud when she goes on with self-inflated fake comments about herself.

An Open Love Letter to My Best Friends

While taking to Hannah one day, okay one of the several times that day, and she told me about a book called TEXT ME WHEN YOU GET HOME by Kayleen Schaefer that she heard was about female friendships and how important they are and I knew right then I had to read it. Let me start with the book review.