What books are reading? With the snow piling up and the long nights of winter ahead, navigating this season is easiest for me by plunging into a great story. I’m always looking for great titles. My interest runs pretty wide: domestic and international authors of fiction, memoirs from anyone– especially international –and nonfiction subjects from business and creativity, to psychology and sociology. I love learning new things and even picked up one that will teach me how to write in a foreign language.

Some of my faves of the last few months: Nowhere Girls (thank you, Teuta Metra!) The Last Mrs. Parrish, Sorry for Your Trouble, The Woman Who Kept Everything, The December Project, Never Split the Difference, The Harbinger II, and The Bible, the Talmud and the New Testament. On average I read over a hundred books a year.

If you’ve been been home bound or found yourself with more time on your hands, you might be reading a lot of books yourself Please share your latest titles or most loved books!

Are you thinking about finally writing your own book. The one you’ve been noodling over for a while now. And why not? It’s a great time of year to put pen to paper. We can’t get enough stories. Book sales have continued to rise during, particularly those that elevate and inspire us, offer hope, and those that help us escape.

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Schedule your consultation before So gather your thoughts, ideas, and questions and let’s connect. I look forward to another amazing year and I hope you’ll come along for the ride.

Share your book titles in the comments section. Until next time, keep warm and stay well!