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12 Favourite Romance Novels I Read This Year

Trisha / December 23, 2019
a stack of books on a coffee table
Nearly 40 percent of my 2019 reads were romance novels. Here are my favourites.Continue Reading
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Book Review: Love, Or Something Like It

Trisha / December 13, 2019
Love, or Something Like It book in front of a stucco wall
Love forges commitment. It shatters hearts. It guides as we make our way back - and can lead us further astray. In the chaotic world of Los Angeles, there is a chain reaction of love, loss, rage, vengeance, shame, bravado, paranoia, tenderness and hope...Continue Reading
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Cookbooks for Every Fandom

Trisha / December 9, 2019
Fandom cookbooks - wookiie cookies, anne of green gables, harry potter and more
From books to movies and TV to video games, here are 20 cookbooks for fans of any fandom.Continue Reading
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5 Graphic Novel Retellings of Classic Literature

Trisha / November 22, 2019
Graphic novel versions of classic novels can open them up to new readers of all ages.Continue Reading
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Five Books that Explore the Stories Behind the Stories as Told by Background Characters

Trisha / November 1, 2019
book covers
Note: This post may contain affiliate links. If you click through and purchase a book through one of these links, I may receive a small commission. As readers, many of us know the backstories of our favourite authors or their most famous books. But do we know the stories behind the stories? How did those […]Continue Reading
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Opinion: Pregnancy Doesn’t Need to be Part of a Romance Novel’s Happily Ever After

Trisha / October 14, 2019
And open book and a hand holding a pink coffee mug
Romance novels always have a happy ending. That's why we read them. But for pregnancy loss mamas, some romance novels have a happily ever after that leaves us with a kick in the gut - and it's not necessary.Continue Reading
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Book Review: Brave, Not Perfect

Trisha / September 20, 2019
[image] Cover of Brave, Not Perfect book (red) above an open laptop with a hand typing
Reshma uses research and a fantastic writing style to help women free ourselves from the quest for perfection and to instead live bravely and boldly.Continue Reading
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Book Review: Valencia and Valentine

Trisha / September 16, 2019
[image] purple book resting on a grey throw pillow
A charming, empathic story about two women - one fighting her fears and the other fighting for companionship in old age.Continue Reading
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Book Review: Spring House by Mary Ellen Taylor

Trisha / August 19, 2019
Image: Cover of Spring House by Mary Ellen Taylor beside some daisies on a grey pedestal table on a wooden surface
Pregnant and still grieving the death of her fiancé, historian Megan Buchanan is forging ahead on a dream project: to restore to its original glory the landmark hunting lodge her own great-great-grandfather built.Continue Reading
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9 MORE World War II Novels to Add to Your Reading Pile Right Now

Trisha / August 12, 2019
A collection of book covers set in World War Two
Here are nine more books for readers who love novels set during the 1940s and the second world war.Continue Reading
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Trisha Jenn Loehr

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I've been a book lover since I started deciphering words as a toddler. Now, I'm a reader, a writer, and an editor. This blog is a place to discuss books and life and all that those two entail.

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Instagram post 2228594585769371590_12415367 I picked up these library holds in Monday and just got a notification that another hold has come in. My goal of reading the books I own instead of always getting library books may not be working out so well, 😂. Guts is a middle grade graphic novel about anxiety, health, and friendship. I read it in one sitting, and as always with Raina's books, adored it. It's a fun and accessible way for kids to learn about anxiety and that they aren't alone in it. Pride, Prejudice, and Other Flavors is what you'd guess, a P&P retelling. If you've followed me for a while, you'll know how much I love P&P and retellings of it. This one is gender swapped, and the Darcy character is woman named Trisha 😆. I'm hoping to dig into it today once I get some more work done. What are you reading this weekend? . . . #librarybooks #calgarylibrary #guts #prideandprejudiceandotherflavors #retellings #bookish #bookblogger #reader #readmore #tbr #bookstack #bookstagram #bookishcanadian
Instagram post 2227834721052988586_12415367 Time passes so strangely. One minute, it feels like time is passing so slowly, but the next, it feels as though the week has flown by. I struggle with the passage of time. I want this season of waiting to be over, and yet I also want to be present in the moment and able to appreciate all the little things that make life, even in the hard times, wonderful. If you're in a hard season right now or a season of waiting, I hope you know that you're not alone in it. I know it often feels like we're alone as time drags, but whenever I pause and really look around, I'm able to see the people and blessings around me that are holding me up even when I can't see or feel them. Here's to still hoping, still dreaming, and still recognizing the good even in the difficult. . . . #musings #hope #grief #waiting #infertility #pregnancyloss #blessings #gratitude
Instagram post 2226416405962771809_12415367 This is the book I bought at @russellbooksvictoria in honour of my Grandpa. It's about a girl who goes into a wilderness called Wildwood to save her brother. I've wanted to read it for years, and will definitely be placing it near the top of my TBR. Middle grade books like this one are so special. They often focus on friendships and sibling relationships. And they are often stories about kids coming into their own, realizing how strong or smart or capable they are. I think those are the types of stories we all need to hear sometimes. If Prue can save her brother from the creatures of Wildwood, I can get through whatever it is I need to get through today. . . . #middlegradebooks #middlegradefiction #adventurestories #bookhaul #newbook #book #bookish #read #reader #wildwood #colinmeloy #balzerandbray #harpercollinscanada
Instagram post 2225825160244587000_12415367 This weekend we said goodbye to my grandpa. My family gathered together around my grandmother, more than 20 of us, to share memories and moments of love. And, before we journeyed home, we stopped at a bookstore to explore. It was a few moments of peace in a busy weekend of events and family get-togethers. My grandfather always encouraged me to read. We would sit together, me with a book and him with the newspaper, and read silently. I will miss his quiet faith, his generosity, and his infectious smile. I will always be grateful that he loved me for me, bookishness included. . . . #grandfather #granddaughter #bookstore #explorebookstores #newbookstore #sayinggoodbye #bookish #bookishcanadian #indiebookstore
Instagram post 2222800874365915636_12415367 My tea cupboard is over flowing. And this is one of my latest additions, Grisha Grey tea from the lovely (and local!) @teahippies and was a gift from my sweet friend and writing buddy @kimcreatorca. Find yourself friend who give tea and books and bookish inspired tea as gifts. 😊 Have you read the Grishaverse books by Leigh Bardugo? They are really cool fantasy with a lot of layers. And, a Netflix show is in the works! This post isn't sponsored. I just like talking about books and local companies I like. Do you have a favourite tea or tea company? . . . #bookandtea #bookishtea #grishaverse #shadowandbone #fantasybooks #booktomovie #tea #teacup #shoplocal #cochrane #yyc
Instagram post 2221638571389894064_12415367 I started this book today (thanks for sending it @raincoastbooks) and oh my goodness I'm loving it. I'm 60 pages in and the Jane Austen (Anne Elliot) vibes and the space ships colonized by European royalty who had to flee Earth mix so well with the bachelorette/find a husband vibe. Plus there's a mystery, and political intrigue and so much. I've been sucked in. Full review will be on the blog next month once I've finished reading. If the rest of the book is as good as the first 60 pages, it will be magnificent. What are you reading today? . . . #yareads #yaromance #yascifi #sciencefiction #bookish #reviewcopy #2020release #alexadonne #thestarswesteal #youngadultbooks #booksandtea #cozy #snowday #newbook #bookstoread #bookstagram #bookblogger
Instagram post 2220037983460055585_12415367 I've been slowly working my way through this book since the fall (thanks @alexkgt!) and the more I read, the more I learn, and the more I believe that everyone should read this book. 📚 I love finding experts who are writing books to help others and share their knowledge in accessible ways. And @drjengunter is smart and snarky and doing just that - using her decades of training and experience to dispel lies and inform women about our bodies. 📚 What books have you learned a lot from? . . . #amreading #thevaginabible #nonfiction #bookish #bookishcanadian #read #booksforwomen #booksbywomen #booksaboutwomen #science #scicomm
Instagram post 2218466743217763675_12415367 Friday morning self care means a wander around Winners, then picking up a London Fog and reading a fun book for an hour. . I finished a couple of projects yesterday and decided to take this morning to rest and refresh. . Working from home can make it difficult to remember to rest, there's always something to do. But knowing that taking breaks is really important for my mental health is one of the reasons why I chose to go freelance instead of seeking new full-time employment after Hudson died. I need these breaks and mornings of rest to remain healthy. . What do you do to give yourself breaks to rest? . . . #mentalhealth #break #rest #freelance #freelancewriter #freelanceeditor #lossmama #stillbirth #grief #readingbreak #booksandtea #reader
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