My Favorite Books EVER.

Looking for something amazing to read during quarantine? Same. For this reason, i'm here to serve you just the very best of my recommendations. Here are the top books I've read in the last 5 years. The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah I have never met a human who didn't fall completely, totally and wholeheartedly in love with this book. It's about two sisters who are living in occupied France during WW2. I highly recommend reading it if you like female…

What I’m Obsessed With RN

To be completely honest, my February reading list was a total failure. I only finished two books, and I'm still working on the third/fourth. None of them have really been worth recommending, but I have high hopes for March. I plan to read After I Do by Taylor Jenkins Reid (for BBBC) and Open Book by Jessica Simpson. Instead of reading, this is what I spent my time doing. Browsing The Outnet If you aren't familiar with The Outnet, it's…

February 2020 Book List

I am so late on this post, and nearly didn't write it at all. I think I'm going to change up the format in which I do these, if that's okay with you? I read 10 books in January + here they are! Absolute Best Book of January: All The Things We Cannot Say by Kellie Rimmer. This was a Bad Bitch Book Club BOTM option so many times. Yet for some reason, it was never chosen. I finally read…

What I Thought of Every Book I Read in 2019

It's been a really busy past few months. In December, I neglected to do a blogpost not out of laziness-- but because I needed to prioritize the launch of the Bad Bitch Book Club website/merch. It was a whirlwind. I worked with Michelle (MKW Creative Co) who truly took my vision and turned it into something beyond my wildest dreams. I highly recommend you work with her, and make sure to mention I referred you. The inspiration for the branding…

4 Ways to Ground During the Holidays

'Tis the season to be jolly...and maybe a bit triggered. While there is the cute, magical energy of the holidays, how could we forget about the overall exhausting af situations it brings too? During this time, stress can arise surrounding family, money, expectations, food etc. So, how can we find balance while dreading what our family members will say? Or when we see people posting the gifts they received or when we start comparing ourselves to where others think we…

November 2019 Book List

I have a confession to make. Last month I didn't do a book round-up, because I only read a fraction of the books I promised I'd committed to reading in September. Luckily I have now finished them, as well as a few others, and have some feedback to share. My apologies to those who missed me, I simply did not have the time to read. Now that my commute has been extended by 30 minutes each way, I am nearly…

A Romantic Trip to France

Earlier this month, a week after getting engaged, Ben + I visited France to celebrate our 4 year anniversary (which was in June, but tickets > gifts!) It was Ben's first time visiting Paris, my third, and both of our first times in Reims/Burgundy. Since we live in a major city, we don't like to spend all of our time traveling in big cities. Similar to our Italy trip last year, we decided to do a road trip. Rue CrémieuxSainte…

September 2019 Book List

It’s that time of the month again! I’m here to review everything I read in August and plot out my reading list for September. This is coming a little later this month as I just started a new job, and i'm busy AF. Also, i'm not particularly eager to review the books I read in August. They were generally pretty bad. A * implies it was gifted by a publishing house. WHAT I READ IN AUGUST: 1.) Wild by Cheryl Strayed…

August 2019 Book List

It's that time of the month again! I'm here to review everything I read in July and plot out my reading list for August. I'm doing this from my parent's kitchen in Marshfield, Ma. This month I quit my job, heavily took advantage of my beach/pool situations, and read A LOT. I also stopped watching Big Brother for the first time in years, which has freed up much of my life. Believe me, it's on 3 days a week and…

July 2019 Book List

It's that time of the month again! I'm here to review everything I read in June and plan out my reads for July. Overall it was a successful month in reading, I opted out of reading one of the books I initially committed to (too academic), but I finished seven books. Six of which i'd actually recommend! I'm excited for the books I have lined up in July, as I have A LOT of free time and several planned beach…