Let's Read Together!

"I Who Have Never Known Men"by Jacqueline Harpman

 Post-apocalyptic novels are not typically my go-to, but I am down to try something new! This novel follows a group of women who are being held underground, guarded by men. We definitely see bits of community, lots of loss, lots of resilience and DEFINITELY ends with some unknowns. I finished the book thinking I didn't enjoy it, but the more I talk about it the more I appreciate it. 

"Wild Power"

by Alexandra Pope& Sjanie Hugo Wurlitzer

I find myself often feeling like my menstrual cycle is such a burden that I'm just along for the ride with. I am so excited to read this book and unlock some of the power and wisdom that comes from understanding our cycles more. I'm all about feminine strength and power, so let's really dive into it! 

"The Lost Apothecary"

by Sarah Penner

I am LOVING this novel. We follow the story of three women in London, all linked by the history of an apothecary tasked with the job of ridding women of the terrible men in their lives. The author takes us back and forth between the late 1700s and present day, exposing the secrets, the dangers, the sisterhood, and the stories of revenge. 

"The Jasad Heir"

by Sara Hashem

This is the first book in a two book series following Sylvia, a fugitive living undercover in an Egyptian style kingdom. She finds herself teaming up with an enemy kingdom, fighting for her freedom and secrecy. She is hiding her true identity and power, and magic can either set her free or endanger her more....maybe a bit of both? 

"The Let Them Theory"

by Mel Robbins

Feel like things keep happening "to you"? Tired of being stuck in the constant cycle of not having the career you want, relationships you desire, overall life you wish? This read will bring about a fresh and empowering perspective to get you out of "stuck" and into making decisions that serve you. You learn really quickly how to identify what you can control in life, then build off of that foundation. 

"The Grace Year"

by Kim Liggett

This book follows Tierney, a sixteen year old girl living in a town that gives "women should be seen and not heard" vibes. But, it's more than vibes. The tradition in this town is to send girls into the wild during their sixteenth year to let out their magic, and return obedient and pure wives. But, not everyone survives the Grace Year. This story is riddled with conflict, internal and external. Themes of resiliency, sisterhood, betrayal, feminine rage and bit of Lord of the Flies.