Every year around the holidays, my kids and I read “The Christmas Pig”. It has to be one of my favorite children’s/YA book to read with my son and daughter. The way J. K. Rowling talks about hard topics like divorce, blended families, new schools, and new friends in a new town brings light to hard

Such a fun read! My only wish is that there was more of it 🤍

Wanted to love this more then I did, surprisingly it took me a while to get through even though I usually love all of Abby’s books. Has anyone read this?! ⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

What did you read this month? 1. Can’t help falling in love 3.5/5 2. Witch of Wild Things 4/5 3. Fall into you 3/5 4. What have you done 3.5/5 5. Ask for Andrea 4/5 6. All signs point to Malibu 3.5/5 7. American Prince 2/5 #reading📖 #book reading journal #bookrecommendation

Trying something new after a read a new book! I’m finding a themed dish from a small or major theme fr the book I’m reading. From the Witch of Wild things, I made these yummy rose apple pastry puffs. Topped with powdered sugar and caramel sauce made tmw perfect for fall! In the book, Witch of W

“The way everything had to break in order to root, to sprout, to heal” Sage Flores recently moved back to her hometown after being fired from her job. After spending years running away from her power and family, she is forced to reconnect with her family trauma and long time high school crush,