Reading

I love to read. I use Goodreads to keep track of what I have read, am reading and want to read. I write book reviews as part of a book launch team or for my own enjoyment. Here are some of my latest reading posts:

  • Sarah Anne’s Bookshelf – April 2025

    I finished quite a few books in April as I was reading religious books for Lent. I read about by a saint, a book about the Dead Sea Scrolls, a book about the priests put in Dachau and finished a devotional book. I also got to read the newest Hunger Games book after Easter. Here…

  • NYC Day Trip

    The idea came to us a couple months ago – could we fly to NYC in the morning, spend a few hours in the city and fly home the same evening? Spring break gave us a chance to try it. We had to fly out of Columbus and to La Guardia very early in the…

  • Chicago in the Spring

    Once kids get to college, spring breaks possibly start not matching up. That happened this year, so the college student requested visits to cities and the others wanted a beach. The college student got to visit Chicago and NYC and the other spring break was a visit to Charleston, S.C. We did an overnight in…

  • Sarah Anne’s Bookshelf – March 2025

    Spring breaks and late nights for track left me with a little less time to read in March. However, I read some interesting fiction and a great book by Mother Teresa. Here’s what I read in March: The Funeral Ladies of Ellerie County by Claire Swinarski The Funeral Ladies of Ellerie County is a story…

  • Sarah Anne’s Bookshelf – February 2025

    Basketball ended in February so I had some more nights at home to settle in with a book. A road trip and a plane trip added to my reading time as well. I read a really good series set in Alaska and listened to a Fredrik Backman book. Here’s what I read in February: My…

  • Sarah Anne’s Bookshelf – January 2025

    January felt like a really long month! Even with it feeling long, I didn’t have quite as much reading time at night with attending quite a few basketball games. I was a bit underwhelmed by the books I read this past month, but there was a historical fiction one about the Brooklyn Bridge that was…

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