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Book: Good as Dead
By: Susan Walter
Published: October 1, 2021
Publisher: Lake Union Publishing
Pages: 264
Genre: Thriller
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Inspirational Nonfiction books for self-improvement
Welcome to Owl Book World! Like I said in my inspirational fiction books list I have been on a kind of kick with books that inspire you to do better and to be better. So, now I’m here with inspirational nonfiction books in case there’s something on there you would rather read. Since the pandemic has started I have gotten myself in a rut just like I’m sure many of you have as well. COVID has changed so much in our lives and I don’t think it’s exactly for the better (but maybe for some). We’re all pretty much for the most part stuck at home with not a lot to do. Granted most of you guys are probably happy with this because you aren’t as busy as you were.
Read more “Inspirational Nonfiction books for self-improvement”When the Stars Go Dark by Paula Mclain [book review]
Book: When the stars go Dark
Author: Paula Mclain
Published: April 13, 2021
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Pages: 370
Genre: Thriller
Read more “When the Stars Go Dark by Paula Mclain [book review]”Inspirational Fiction Books to add hope to your life
Welcome to Owl Book World! For the past couple of months, I have been interested in inspirational fiction books or just inspirational books in general. The last year I have noticed that I haven’t been happy. With covid, a lot has been happening and I’m sure a lot of people are getting depressed just as much as I am. It’s not fun and I’m sure there are just as many people who are getting fed up with it as much as I am. Back in November and December, I started noticing that reading feel-good books or books that just overall inspires you was actually making me feel better.
I know reading feel-good books to make you feel better really isn’t anything new. But a lot of people don’t really think about it or they think it really won’t help. To me, it’s worth a shot to get our mindset back where it needs to be.
Every once in a while I do read inspirational fiction books I just never read many self-help books. But that has changed a lot over the past couple of months. Why? Being negative was getting old and was taking a huge toll on my mental health. I was getting to the point where I was never happy. I was getting burnt out on blogging, burnt out on reading, and I was getting mad over every little thing. It’s getting old and I don’t like being so unhappy.
Read more “Inspirational Fiction Books to add hope to your life”The Tiger Rising by Kate DiCamillo [book review]
Book: The Tiger Rising
By: Kate Dicamillo
Published: July 1, 2002
Publisher: Candlewick Press
Pages: 128
Genre: Middle-Grade Contemporary
Read more “The Tiger Rising by Kate DiCamillo [book review]”The Midnight Library by Matt Haig [book review]
Book: The Midnight Library
By: Matt Haig
Published: September 29, 2020
Publisher: Viking
Pages: 304
Genre: Fantasy/Contemporary
Read more “The Midnight Library by Matt Haig [book review]”Reading Journal for book lovers
So many people out there are huge readers. If you’re here then you’re obviously one of them (or at least close). For a while now I have wanted my own personal reading journal to keep track of what I’m reading. Why? Because there have been many times I have accidentally bought the same book twice. Yes, I know, how exactly does that happen? Trust me it happens A LOT (and not just with me). So, I know a lot of readers use reading journals to keep track of their books. Instead, I’m keeping the books that I have read. I know there are apps out there for this sort of thing, but there are times I don’t really like depending on them. A lot of readers use a platform like Goodreads because it’s popular and convenient. But here is why I don’t like them.
Read more “Reading Journal for book lovers”Shallow Graves by Kali Wallace [book review]
Book: Shallow Graves
Author: Kali Wallace
Published: January 26, 2016
Publisher: Katherine Tegen Books
Genres: YA Horror
Pages: 368
Such a Quiet Place by Megan Miranda [book review]
Book: Such a Quiet Place
By: Megan Miranda
Published: July 13, 2021
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Pages: 337
Genre: Thriller
**Note** If you’re not sure what Bookshop is then make sure to check out my post What is Bookshop? This will give you an idea of what exactly it is!
Read more “Such a Quiet Place by Megan Miranda [book review]”Blogging goals and reading goals for 2022
Hey everyone and welcome to Owl Book World! Today I’m talking about my blogging goals and reading goals for 2022. I’m hoping to use this as a way to hold myself accountable with my blog. I’ve been blogging for three years now and there’s a part of me that feels like it’s going nowhere. Don’t get me wrong I do want blogging to be fun. But I also want to be able to grow and make money for it. Making money from book blogging is such a touchy subject within the community. I don’t get why making money with it is such an issue because we put so much work into it. Bloggers put a lot of work into what they do. And we basically promote things for free while others are paid for their work.
That’s beside the point though. I want to build a community with my blog. I also want to make friends with those who read the same thing as me. After all of these years, I still feel like I’m not really connecting with other bloggers. I just hope I can strive for it! Granted not really connecting with others is partly my fault. I struggle to find a good balance between working on my blog and spending time with my family. This hinders me actually connecting with others on social media. This year it’s time to do better and be better.
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