The Readerista
Kimberly MoralesA newsletter celebrating the joy of reading and the art of writing. I share book recommendations, reviews, and the latest literary news.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 72 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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My June Reading Wrap-Up
June flew by for me, but I still managed to read nine books. I read a mix of stories, including family dramas, a few impressive debuts, a thriller, and a backlist book I read with friends on Instagram. I even listened to a new release I was...
The books publishing in July you'll want to add to your TBR
I know that as we get older, time seems to speed up. But honestly, how are we just a few days away from July? June has been such a good month for me when it comes to reading. My Fable book club read The Things We Never Say by Elizabeth Stro...
Notes from a midlife reader: The loneliness of social media
One of the great ironies of being a midlife woman on social media is that I’ve never been more visible and less known.
One of the great ironies of being a midlife woman on social media is that I’ve never been more visible and less known.
The Sunday Bookish Edit #4
My tips on how to read more, new books publishing this week, and the summer movie (series) adaptation I've been waiting for.
I can’t believe we’re already halfway through June. Where has the time gone? June has been an exceptional month fo...
I'm 52, and these are the 5 books I can't stop recommending
If there’s one thing people know about me, it’s that I’m always ready to talk about books.
If there’s one thing people know about me, it’s that I’m always ready to talk about books. No matter what my friends and I are chatting about, I’ll...
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Midlife reader, writer, and podcast host. Sharing thoughtful reviews, curated book lists, and recommendations. I love talking about books with anyone who’ll listen — and now I’m writing my own.
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