Weird that this is the second romcom I’ve read this year that is set at a funeral home. Why is this a (small) trend now? In The Undertaking of Hart and Mercy by Megan Bannen, Mercy is feeling overworked and stressed being in charge of her family’s funeral home. To make matters worse, her least …
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Last weekend, I listened to two different audiobooks, which have very little in common. In fact, I think their only points of commonality were that they were short (less than 4 hours) and both by women. The first one I listened to was Under One Roof by Ali Hazelwood, which follows environmental engineer Mara, who …
I can finally mention The Good Place in a book review and it will make sense! In How to Be Perfect by Michael Schur, we examine the three major schools of Western philosophical thought — virtue ethics, deontology, and utilitarianism. We see examples of difficult ethical scenarios (like the famous trolley problem, but also the …
I'm trying to listen to at least one audiobook a month in 2022, and... well, I blew through this one in just a few days, which I way faster than I usually read these. So I'd say I'm off to a good start this year! In Greenwich Park by Katherine Faulkner, Helen is expecting a …
I can’t believe it’s already time for another Top 10 post; 2021 really flew by (even though it wasn’t all that great). How is it already the end of the year? What is happening? Actually, don’t answer that. I read a lot more than last year, which is likely due to it being the first …
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