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Tag: books that empower

Posted on April 29, 2017June 4, 2017

Readathon Hour 8 Mini-Challenge: Books to Empower

Update!

Thank you so much for all your thoughtful and inspiring responses! As expected, my TBR is bursting. Just the way I like it.

The randomly selected winner is Lindsay Sings. Please contact me here or on Twitter @bookishinCT so we can arrange your prize! Continue reading “Readathon Hour 8 Mini-Challenge: Books to Empower”

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