Who has time to read these days? Let’s discuss how to keep your love of reading alive, even when it feels like there’s no time to pick up a book. We’ll share a few simple ways to stay connected to our bookish selves (even during the busiest seasons) as well as tips for developing your own sense of self as a reader that doesn’t have to participate in trends and goals that don’t serve you. Grab a cozy drink, settle in, and enjoy!
HELPFUL LINKS:
- Want to support an independent bookshop? Visit Meagan’s family business, Paper Mill Books, via Bookshop.org
- Want to buy our book? Click here.
- Episodes From The Archives About Books:
- Books & Reading Reflections for 2023: Episode 445
- More Than Mom: Books Talk! (What & How We’re Reading Lately)
- Books We’re Loving Lately: Voices 72 With Joanna Martin & Katherine DeVries
- Raising Readers & Our Favorite Holiday Books: Episode 186
- Cultivating A Reading Life: Voices 73 With Amy Clark
- More Than Mom: Podcast Listening & Book Reading Habits (Plus A Few We’re Loving Lately)
- Blog Posts About Reading and Books:
- Spring Into Summer Reading (How I Get Ready To Enjoy Great Books All Summer Long)
- 12 Picture Books About Starting School
- Exploring Nature Through Books: 7 Beautiful Nonfiction Nature Book Series For Kids
- Spring Into Summer Reading (How I Get Ready To Enjoy Great Books All Summer Long)
- 7 Picture Books To Spring Your Family Into Climate Action
- Hispanic Heritage Month Picture Books For Kids
- The Girl Next Door Podcast talks about books often. Check out the latest Fall Reading Roundup episode.
- Substack is a popular platform where writers can publish articles, newsletters and more!
- Laura Tremaine’s 20-minute reading timer trick
- Link up your kindle to your library’s Libby App.
- Neck Reading Lights help with reading at night.
OTHER HELPFUL LINKS:
- Visit our website
- Check out deals from our partners
- Follow us on Instagram
- Join our private listener group on Facebook (be sure to answer the membership questions!)
- Sign up for our newsletter
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