January Reading List – What I Read New This Month
Since I only read one book in December 2020, I wanted to make up for in January 2021… and I
Read moreSince I only read one book in December 2020, I wanted to make up for in January 2021… and I
Read moreI read… wait for it… one book in December.
Honestly, this is a book that I might recommend to someone considering if they should see a therapist; it humanizes therapists and normalizes talk therapy. It actually took me a minute to realize that the book isn’t fiction… maybe I’m just not the most observant person in the world, but I didn’t immediately realize that “Lori” the “character” was “Lori Gottlieb, the author”. The dilemmas presented in the book are universal, too — loss, grief, addiction, betrayal, depression, change — and the stories are very, very human… because they’re not stories at all, but real cases of Gottlieb’s, with her patient’s identities obscured.
Read moreI didn’t get as much reading done during November (and December is looking the same way). I ended up with
Read moreHere’s what I read in October! Only 5 books this month (I was really on a roll in September, this
Read moreI read… a lot of books in September. More than I thought I’d read… this month seemed to drag a
Read moreAn American Marriage by Tayari Jones: To be honest, I didn’t really enjoy this book–which isn’t to say it’s a
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