What were the most popular posts on trishajennreads in 2019? These articles were the most viewed.Continue Reading
Here are nine more books for readers who love novels set during the 1940s and the second world war.Continue Reading
There are a TON of books set during the second World War (1939-1945). Here some of them that feature amazing women that you need to read.Continue Reading
Day 3 of Bout of Books. I didn't read a ton, but I had fun!Continue Reading
Christmas holidays are almost upon us. And that means it's almost time for days and days of uninterrupted reading time! Here are some books I'd love to find (or already have found!) under my tree this Christmas.Continue Reading
You're going to a used bookstore or charity book sale. Make sure you prepare. If you don't, believe me, you'll end up feeling overwhelmed and unsure.Continue Reading
I'm pretty sure I inherited my love of reading from my dad. No, he's not as obsessive as me. But he does like to read. And he completely understands that books are the best possible gift (aside from quality time, of course!). Here are some of the books my dad has requested.Continue Reading
At the end of May, I've read 37 books in 2017 . That puts me 48% of the way to my goal of 75 books in 2017. Reviews of some of the books I read in May are coming soon, I promise. Until then, take a look at what you might have missed last month.Continue Reading
After my huge book haul from Emerald City Comicon, I tried to be really good and not buy a ton more books. I was pretty good! I've included below the comicon books and the three others I received from the super kind Jessica at Playwrights Canada Press.Continue Reading
February didn't quite go as I'd planned. I didn't read nearly as much as I expected. Nor did I write much. BUT - it was still a great month. If you missed anything, here's a recap!Continue Reading
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Trisha Jenn Loehr
Reader. Writer. Editor.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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