The Readers' Almanac
Rebekah MabryRecommended reading all year long.
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This Princess Saves Herself: 3 Princess-Warrior Series to Read or Re-Read
The Reader’s Almanac: Special Edition!
Sometimes, a theme emerges from the shelves that demands its own spotlight. While I’m busy compiling my usual monthly “In Conclusion” (featuring my chaotic TBR’s, progress on my 2026 banned-book mi...
In Conclusion: Silenced Stories
Content Warning: mass casualties, war, current events.
My original March TBR was quiet, even cozy: a Ukrainian family saga (The Museum of Abandoned Secrets), a Muslim Austen-inspired romance (Much Ado About Nada), and a re-read of the deli...
In Conclusion: Pan-African Dreams
February, as always, flew by much too fast and this year, I didn’t quite make it to the finish line. I devoured the first two books on my list, then hit an unexpected wall: a minor emergency that took up precious days, followed by the busie...
Audiobook Review: "Midnight in Everwood" by M.A. Kuzniar
Throughout the year, A Reader's Almanac alternates between two formats. Our staple is the monthly "In Conclusion" wrap-up. However, a few times a year, typically in months not dedicated to a specific history or heritage theme, I’ll pivot...
That One Librarian's New Year's Reads-olutions!
My 2026 Reads-olutions: Purpose, Activism & Joy
The new year brings a fresh page, and I’m writing my reading intentions with purpose. For years, I was a devoted mood reader, but two things shifted my approach: my TBR pile grew into an...
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