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April Reading Wrap-Up
April was a beautiful month in every aspect, including the books I read! I read three books this month, and I genuinely loved each of them so much that it’s hard for me to pick a favorite. Here they are! Howl’s Moving Castle by Diana Wynn Jones This book immediately brought me back to childhood. Continue reading
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Book of the Month: March
March was a slow reading month for me, so rather than do a (very late) monthly reading wrap-up, I thought instead I would share my favorite book that I read last month. I read three books total in March: The Titan’s Curse by Rick Riordan, Queen of Shadows by Sarah J. Maas, and Emily Dickinson’s Continue reading
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Nature & Mindfulness by Guest Writer Kennedy Pearl!
I’m so excited to have Kennedy Pearl on the blog this week! She has a beautiful perspective on life that is very inspiring to me, and I think you will love reading what she’s written today. I hope this encourages you to practice mindfulness in your everyday life–to focus on being present. Enjoy reading! Have Continue reading
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I Wrote a Book!
“And the marigolds, They show me That peace can still bloom Even where grief Was planted.” Dear Readers, My first book, a collection of poems, is being released this year. I am so eager to share what the writing process has been like and what exactly this book is about. Like any good story, I Continue reading
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24 Books in 2024
We are kicking off the year strong with some incredible books so far. 2023 was an amazing year of reading for me; however, when I look back, I noticed some things that I would like to change in 2024. This year, I want to be more intentional about the books I’m reading. I had a Continue reading
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Weary Travelers
Tell us about a time when you felt out of place. This poem will be featured in my debut collection of poems, out in 2024! And maybe I’m trying too hard to fit Into too many spaces. But I feel my heart pulled in a million Different directions And I can’t quite decipher Which direction Continue reading
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Love Has Many Forms
Share a lesson you wish you had learned earlier in life. She tried to capture what it felt like. But she couldn’t find the words. How do you capture it when it wears so many different faces, hums so many different melodies, listens & speaks & pulls you in? It’s like the sun—the way it Continue reading
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The Lady on the Corner
Share a story about the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home. I stare out the window as we drive. I spent months daydreaming about this place, and now I see that it’s more beautiful than I ever imagined it would be. The trees are taller than any I’ve seen in my life; the leaves a Continue reading
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Remember Her
What brings a tear of joy to your eye? A fourteen year old girl sits in the car with her mom, daydreaming as she gazes out the window. She is thinking of the future–of whom she might be when she is eighteen, when she is twenty-two, when she is twenty-three. That girl is you. That Continue reading
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The Garden Party Himself
Interview someone — a friend, another blogger, your mother, the mailman — and write a post based on their responses. Charismatic, imaginative, and friendly–three words that perfectly describe my dad. My parents own their own business called “The Garden Party”, where they grow flowers, run a garden center store, and tend to the yards of Continue reading
Consider the Wildflowers 