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6 Ideas to Start 2025 Right
Photo by Anna Tarazevich on Pexels.com Welcome to 2025! Whether you want lose weight and get healthier, write a book, start a new hobby, read more, or anything and everything in between, a new year is a fresh start where you can set new goals, build new habits, and work on crafting your best life you want to live. This is your year to accomplish it all and finally see those dreams through to…
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Grandmom: A Granddaughter's Tribute
On June 24, 2024, an angel on Earth finally received her wings in Heaven. This angel loved peaches, baking, gardenia scented soaps and hand creams, and shopping at her favorite department store Boscov’s. Her favorite movie (or show as she called it) was Return to Me, her favorite ice cream was chocolate marshmallow, and and one of her favorite colors was purple. She never left the house without…
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Book Review: "Home Is Where the Bodies Are" by Jeneva Rose
Hey, readers! It’s been a long time since I last posted and a lot has been going on. Over the last few months, I’ve been dealing with my grandmother being in and out of the hospital, and increased workload as I gear up for a coworker’s leave, and turning 35. I haven’t felt like or had much time to delve into a good book even though I never stopped buying them. (Yeah, my TBR is pretty insane right…
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5 Book Boyfriends That Make the Perfect Valentines
Photo by Ylanite Koppens on Pexels.com Oh, book boyfriends. These fictional guys are easy to collect, impossible to forget, and ruin real men for all of us from the moment we meet them in Chapter One. It’s not their fault though. Boys in books are just better! In honor of the Valentine’s Day season, here are five of my favorite book boyfriends guaranteed to make you swoon. Rule Archer from…
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20 Quotes for All the Single Ones Out There
Photo by Djurdjina ph.djiz on Pexels.com To all the powerful, beautiful, brilliant single people out there who need a reminder of just how amazingly awesome they are, this one is for you. Always remember you aren’t defined by your relationship status. You matter. You are loved. You are enough. “Being single used to mean that nobody wanted you. Now it means you’re pretty sexy and taking your…
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Book Review: "Broken Man" by Lydia Michaels
Hey, readers! Welcome to my first official book review of 2024. Last year, I challenged myself to read 30 books in twelve months. This year, my reading goals are, shall we say, a little less intense. Instead of a concrete number, I want to read at least 1-2 books per month. Of course, I be reviewing all of them and sharing my thoughts with you. For the first book of 2024, I’m revisiting the…
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Book Review Round Up: "Things We Hide from the Light" by Lucy Score, "Irish Rogue" by Lydia Michaels, and "The Sorority Murder" by Allison Brennan
Photo by Lum3n on Pexels.com Hey, readers! For the last year, I have been chronicling my 2023 reading challenge on this blog with in-depth reviews of each selected book. However, I fell behind onsetting the last reviews up during December due to the crazy holiday season, multiple work and personal commitments, and the birth of my second nephew. Because I’ve started a new (and much less hectic)…
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It's Official: I'm Now on Goodreads!
Photo by Thought Catalog on Pexels.com Hey, readers! Just a quick little update. You can now find me on Goodreads at Shannon Kirk. I’ve been a casual peruser of Goodreads for serval years now, and, after spending the last year doing my first reading challenge, I decided it was time to pull the trigger and finally sign up. I can’t wait to build up my shelf, get some new recommendations, connect…
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What's in Store for 2024: My New Year Resolutions
Photo by Kaique Rocha on Pexels.com In 2024, I want to: Write more and maybe finally get some original fiction (or fan fiction) completed. Read and review at least 1-2 books every month. Finish the reviews for the last 3 books of my 2023 reading challenge. (They are coming. I promise.) Get better a self-promotion and getting more readers for the blog. Be the best aunt I can possibly be to…
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Book Review: "Nash" by Jay Crownover
Happy Thanksgiving! It’s the time of year where we gather around the table with loved ones, eat some good food and reflect on what we are thankful for. One of the things on my gratitude list is book 27 of my reading challenge Nash by Jay Crownover. Another installment in the Marked Men series, this book is one of my favorites and stars my number one favorite book boyfriend. So, since it’s a…
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Book Review: "Rule" by Jay Crownover
I am super excited to bring you the next two reviews of books 26 and 27 of my reading challenge, because they are all about two of my all-time favorite romance books. The first one we’ll be delving into is Jay Crownover’s Rule, the first book in her Denver-based Marked Men series and the reason why I’m an avid romance reader (and aspiring romance writer) today. It is truly one of those books that…
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Book Review: "Heirloom Rooms" by Erin Napier
Hi, fellow readers! It’s been a crazy month packed with family events, autumn fun and festivals, and enjoying all the pumpkin spice goodness I can. I haven’t had a chance to post as much as I wanted to this month, but I’m back with another book review for book 25 of my reading challenge. This time, we’re delving into one of my most a anticipated books of the year Heirloom Rooms by Erin Napier.…
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Book Review: "Slice of Murder" by Rosie A. Point
It’s time for another book review! For book 24 of my reading challenge, we’re returning to the world of cozy mysteries just in time for the autumn season with Rosie A. Point’s pizza-themed bestseller Slice of Murder, the first book in her Pizza Parlor Mystery series. Was this a deliciously fun read that made made want to reach for seconds from this series or did it leave me feeling unsatisfied,…
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Book Review: "Betty and Veronica: Senior Year" by Jamie Lee Rotante
We’ve reached the end of our graphic novel journey. Is there any better conclusion than taking another foray into the world of Betty and Veronica? So, as my last book of this series and the 23rd book of my yearlong reading challenge, I went with Jamie Lee Rotante’s Betty and Veronica: Senior Year. Let’s just say this was one Betty and Veronica story that caught me off guard and surprised me in…
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Book Review: "Blossoms 666" by Cullen Bunn
It’s part three of my graphic novel review series and the review of book 22 in my 30 book reading challenge. For this one, I’m awakening my love of spooky season with Cullen Bunn’s Blossoms 666 from the Archie Horror imprint starring Riverdale’s resident twisted twins Cheryl and Jason Blossom. Just how creepy does it get? Keep reading for my honest thoughts and opinions on Blossoms 666. So,…
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Book Review "Archie and Katy Keene" by Mariko Tamaki
Welcome back for part two of my graphic novel review series! This is being done in conjunction with my yearlong reading challenge with the latest section being book 21. I’m super excited share my review of Mariko Tamaki’s Archie and Katy Keene as it features one of my favorite characters from the Archie Comics universe Katy Keene. What did I think? Keep reading for my honest thoughts and…
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5 of the Best 9/11 Documentaries on Hulu Right Now
Photo by Lars Mulder on Pexels.com Today may mark 22 years since the devastating attacks of September 11, 2001, but the passage of time doesn’t erase the instant chills that go down my spine when I see images from that day. I may have only been in seventh grade at the time, but I still remember where I was and who I was with when I heard the news. I still remember the confusion, the fear, and…
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