📦 Arrived: New bundle of book reviews

Hi Reader,

It's that time again. Book reviews!

If this batch had a theme, it'd be variety.

You're getting everything from true crime to Christian living, Jane Austen to Stephen King.

Here's what I managed to read in June.

• ​The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt. Is social media the devil?
• ​A Thousand Pounds of Dynamite by Adam Higginbotham. A true story with a big boom.
• ​The Freedom of Self-Forgetfulness by Tim Keller. Short, sweet truth.
• ​Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. A beautiful tale of sisters and their beau.
• ​The Running Man by Richard Bachman (Stephen King). A vintage dystopia set in (get this) 2025.
• ​Danny the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl. A boy and his dad behave badly.
• ​The Balter of Ashton Harper by Millie Florence. Three siblings in Regency England go on a magical adventure.

Update: I'm chipping away at my master list of book reviews. Why care about this? It's better than the old list because you can filter by genre. Fancy, I know. 😂

Meet Loren Warnemuende

If you love YA fantasy, then you need to meet Loren Warnemuende.

She’s a busy wife and mom—not to mention a world traveler—but over the years, she also found the time to write.

Come on over to Library Binding, get to know Loren, and walk away with a handful of great book recommendations.

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As always, I'll leave you with one irresistible indulgence—a pretty penny for a whole lot of pretty.

Your devoted,

Michelle

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