Meagan @ RBF
Meagan’s 2025 Reading Goals
Follow my progress on StoryGraph! Number of Books: 52 Reading Goals: Book Buying Goals: Unrelated to reading goals – I am also attempting to buy less books this year (this is laughable). The following are the only exceptions: Tracking/RBF Goals:…
Meagan’s 2024 Wrap Up
How is it already 2025 and time to do my 2024 Wrap Up!? I accomplished my reading goals this year, but I did not avoid slumps. I think I just need to accept that I encounter them and it’s OK.…
The Pumpkin Spice Café – Book Review
The Pumpkin Spice Café follows Jeanie after she finds her boss dead and decides to leave Boston and assume the responsibility of her Aunt Dot’s adorable coffee shop. In the process, she encounters a few mysteries and a local farmer,…
Favorite Memoirs
I am a huge fan of memoirs. I don’t rate them how we rate our other books, but I wanted to share some of my favorite memoirs. Memoirs are really the only non-fiction I consume, and usually the only time…
Book Haul – August
Surprisingly, I haven’t had a book haul since May. Not that I need an excuse, but August is my birthday month and all I wanted was the freedom to buy whatever books I desired – it was the best gift.…
A Man Called Ove – Book Review
A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman is wildly popular and has even been adapted to a movie (more on that later). It deserves all the popularity it has, this book was amazing. It’s only the second of Backman’s I’ve…
Meagan’s Q2 Stats
I’m honestly not thrilled with my Q2 Stats. In Q2 (April – June), I read the exact same as last quarter. I don’t feel like a good book blogger! My 52 book goal for the year is still on target,…
Book Review – The Guncle Abroad
The Guncle Abroad by Steven Rowley is the sequel to The Guncle. I have so many thoughts and feelings about this book, but I’ll try to keep this review a quickie (which Patrick would appreciate). I adored The Guncle and…
Book Haul – May
It’s May and of course I have another book haul. I swear I won’t buy any books next month. I don’t have a book sale as an excuse like I did last month, I just have a book buying problem.…
Book Review – The House in the Cerulean Sea
The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune is a beautiful story about found family, love, and challenging your own thoughts and behaviors. Linus was one of the most endearing characters I’ve read. He is a rule-follower, to a…
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