Did you slow down your publishing process because you didn't have the right title for your book? You’re not alone. But, I'm here to help; I have a method to the madness. Read my 5 tips for writing book titles. 

A new favorite book. In this book review of Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine, we are discussing character arcs and mental health.

This is the WORST book I have ever read. I'm briefly discussing two major themes in the Lessons in Chemistry book review: feminism and religion. I will say this twice in this review: this book is not a story, it’s a piece of propaganda. 

Maelyn is unsettled with every aspect of her life, so she asks the universe for answers. When she and her family get into a car accident, she is sent into a time loop to relive her Christmas holiday over and over again. Now she must figure out how to get out of the cycle and in the process fix her life.

Paulo Coelho takes the reader through a transformative journey with the protagonist—you won’t want to put this book down.

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is a classic tale about creation and death, with some of the the most poetic lines I've seen. In this book review, we'll dive into theme and diction.

I give insight into what Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery taught me about writing and how to apply it to your work in progress.