A magical look at the silly little blorbos that will be needing our help in the coming years. 4/5 Stars I'm an ADHD girlie, and when I play Stardew Valley (my most recent hyperfixation), I often want to listen to an audiobook. I tend to shy away from fiction when I am multitasking with something that takes more focus than just chores, so nonfiction works perfectly for me, as it feels more like I am listening to a podcast. Nonfiction reads are also usually where I find my next

It is absolutely crazy to me that it is February since it feels like January was actually about eight months long. It has definitely been an...interesting time here in Minnesota, but I think we've prove we are a strong state. I am really proud to call Minnesota my home now. That being said, between the cold and the chaos outside I got quite a few books read (and then went into a reading slump...woo). Here are our (me and Allison's) favorite reads of the month of January! If y

Official Synopsis: All of Penny Harrison’s hard work is finally paying off. At 21 years old, she’s a tennis icon in-the-making, with massive sponsorship deals and legendary status on the horizon, if she can just nail the upcoming Grand Slam in Paris. Until then, there’s no room for mistakes. When she returns to the prestigious Outer Banks Tennis Club to train, though, she comes face to face with the biggest mistake she ever made: Alex Russel. With piercing blue eyes and irre

Alyson Stoner knocks it out of the park with this Hollywood memoir about the ups and downs of their life. 4/5 Stars I remember loving Alyson Stoner when I was younger. I was notably obsessed with the Step Up and Cheaper by the Dozen franchises. When I saw they wrote a memoir recently, I jumped at the chance to read it, and I am happy I did. Alyson went through the ringer growing up with an alcoholic mother and an abusive step-father. They developed eating disorders due to Ho