
I really like Eldredge. He always brings something to the table that unlocks a door for me. I've enjoyed everything I have read by him. I'm sure this won't disappoint.

I really like Eldredge. He always brings something to the table that unlocks a door for me. I've enjoyed everything I have read by him. I'm sure this won't disappoint.

#12BooksOf2025
In June, my family continued our tradition of listening to Kevin Wilson books on road trips with Run for the Hills. It wasn't our favorite of Wilson's novels, but it was my favorite read from June.
@TheEllieMo

I enjoyed this! Perhaps I needed more of a lighthearted and easy to follow story while hosting family and creating Christmas magic for my kids. Super exhausting, but being accompanied by this band of siblings during their cross-country roadtrip was a welcome addition to my own chaos. Interesting, as I read it following Lion, another #ToB26 longlist title, and both are focused on fathers.

Afro-Latine joy shines in this gorgeous story of a father and daughter riding through the city at dawn. It‘s about bonding, heritage, and seeing yourself in a new light. Beautiful, vibrant illustrations and heartfelt storytelling make this an unforgettable picture book. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #PictureBook #Cultura

I have to go with a Christmas classic. JINGLE BELLS #DashingThruDecember @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Kevin Wilson is hit-or-miss for me but this was a hit. I really liked the premise, found the characters to be quirky and loveable and just enjoyed the funny stuff that happened along the way.

I really enjoy Wilson‘s writing & was excited this was one of the options for the #BiteSizedBooks portion of the #GoodreadsChallenge! This quick family drama starts with Mad in TN, who is shocked to have a half-brother show up in a PT Cruiser—& news that their dad has more children & is in CA. A sibling road trip ensues with the climax proving that it‘s not so much the destination as the journey. Funny moments, big secrets & room to define family!

My December #Roll100 picks @PuddleJumper
These are all pretty summery so I don't know if I'll get to them next month, except maybe This Time Tomorrow

It's here! https://www.tournamentofbooks.com/the-year-in-fiction-2025
I've read at least 5 😂

Note to self: Do not pick up anymore of Percival Everett's back catalogue unless a trusted reviewer recommends. Do not be seduced by shiny reissue covers.