#Review || Parenting & A Liberal Bubble: ‘Class’ By Lucinda Rosenfeld Offers Us A Chance To Really Examine Ourselves & Our Motivations — Which Is Always An Important & Eye-Opening Exercise For People Of All Walks Of Life // Anne Logan, I’ve Read This

It’s how you act on assumptions that makes all the difference. Like other bleeding heart liberals, I’m hoping that society in general will continue to become more tolerant and accepting of people’s differences.

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Review: Originally From 1938, ‘Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day’ By Winifred Watson Is A Quintessential Persephone Classic, Republished // Changing Pages

This is a story of awakening and discovery as Miss Pettigrew becomes a real-life Cinderella who has been gifted 24 hours to live a life she had never before dreamed of but embraces whole heartedly.

‘Beyond The Wild River’ By Sarah Maine: A Mystery Novel Set In The “Wilds Of Canada” | I’ve Read This

Taking place in the “wilds of Canada” did intrigue me -- so I thought I would pick it up while visiting Ontario (where this book takes place). Plus, the beginnings of a few politically charged discussions can be found in this book along with some lovely scenes in nature.

#BookReview: ‘You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me’ By Sherman Alexie | I’ve Read This

I really enjoy reading indigenous perspectives because I think it offers a window into a very complicated part of our society that many people don’t bother to understand or listen to. Why is this fact not talked about more? Why are so many people still so ignorant to this part of our history?

#BookReview: ‘Sex & Death Stories’ Edited By Sarah Hall & Peter Hobbs | I’ve Read This

We’ve got stories about loved ones recently deceased, a woman developing a sex addiction because of a growing tumor in her brain -- even a tale of a new mom agonizing over a recently developed anal fissure shortly after her baby’s birth (!!!). There is literally something for everyone.

#BookReview: ‘The World According to Bob’ By James Bowen | I’ve Read This

This memoir is the sequel to Bowen’s first book 'A Street Cat Named Bob', which details the beginnings of his friendship with the special cat.

#BookReview: ‘Swimming Lessons’ By Claire Fuller | I’ve Read This

Read why... The characters in this book are extremely memorable, mainly because I hated most of them. Anyway, 'Swimming Lessons' is one of the best books I’ve read in a while. | Visit I've Read This Blog on Youtube

Book Review: ‘Juniper, The Girl Who Was Born Too Soon’ By Kelley & Thomas French | I’ve Read This

The hardships of having a child in the NICU for so long are hard to imagine. The book is written by two amazing prize-winning journalists; needless to say, it's a wonderful read.