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Hi, Lovelies. It’s day 4 of 12 Books Until Christmas. Today I’m talking about A Christmas Duet by Debbie Macomber. I read this book on my flight to Arizona and it was actually kinda perfect for that. About the Book It’s about a woman, Hailey Morgan, who is trying to write songs and make a career out of it. However, …
Hi, Lovelies. I missed yesterday 12 Books of Christmas because I was having technical difficulties. (If you missed the last book, click here) It is kinda hard to post a new blog post in the airport especially when my hosting site changed login systems on me. So this book will have to do for today and tomorrow. Writing a post …
Hi Lovelies! So today, we are kicking off The 12 Books Until Christmas. And to start off, we are doing The Velveteen Bunny. And I know, I know, it’s not that Christmasy of a book, but we’re still 12 days away, so we’ve got time to get more Christmassy. This is such an old, not well-known book. It was written …
As I had mentioned a past post, I felt a disconnect from my culture as an adopted kid. There were very few books about Asians or by Asian Authors when I was young. Now that I’m older, I have not only tried to find some, and I do believe there are more Asian books being written. Shoutout to https://www.diversebooks.org/ Additionally, …
Hi, Lovelies. My birthday is today; October 13th. I’m turning 20, or as my roommate says 2 decades. So to celebrate, I wanted to tell you my adoption story. A fun fact about me:While my birthday is legally October 13th, I don’t know my real birthday. That’s just the date on my birth certificate. You’ll find out why in a …
Hi, Lovelies. On October 6th, it is the Chinese Moon Festival or the Mid-Autumn Festival. I was adopted from China, so while I have always felt a disconnect from my culture, the tale of the Chinese Moon Goddess was one of the first I had ever learned. And I just absolutely love the story and want to share the story …
Hi, Lovelies. I’m back! It’s time to learn about our dude, Charles Ammi Cutter. Recap: If you guys don’t remember, I talked about the Library of Congress Classification System (LCC) last post. While the LCC is a complicated system with lots of numbers and letters, it uses Cutter numbers, created by our man Charles Ammi Cutter. And I had mentioned …
Hi, Lovelies. I recently started a job at the college library and that is why I didn’t do a post last week. Or at least that’s the excuse I’m going with. However, I’ve been learning some fascinating things and thought I would share them with you. First of all, the RSU library uses the Library of Congress Classification System (LCC). …
Hi, Lovelies. College is really hard. And I guess I already know that, but it just feels different when you’re like living on campus cause now it’s not just school, it’s also work and relationships and living on your own. I don’t know. Right now, I’m feel like I’m struggling. And I had a hard time figuring out what to …
Hi, Lovelies. (Note; This post was supposed to be published on August 14th, but apparently, I had technical difficulties with my blog. Thanks for your patience. I’ll be sure to post more soon.) It’s been an absolutely chaotic past two weeks as I say my goodbyes to everyone and pack all my stuff up. I’m going off to college! Well, …