A review for the nonfiction book, Sticky Notes: Memorable Lessons from Ordinary Moments by Matthew Eicheldinger. This is a wonderful memoir full of hopeful stories about how kids can be kind and compassionate and teach us all how to be better humans.
I read a lot of books in July, but unfortunately many of them were not all that memorable. So for this months wrap up I am just going to talk about the books that I really enjoyed reading this month.
This year I have joined in the Nonfiction Reader Challenge to help me read more nonfiction.
This month I read a book about a place I used to hang out at in my twenties. I never realized how important the dance club I hung out in was to the music industry and how many bands got their start there.
Another month has come and gone and it is time to talk about books that I plan on reading in August. I have nine books lined up and I am pretty excited about all of them. Many of them are by favorite authors, and the others just all sounded really good.
The year is half over and I thought it would be a good time to update how I am doing on my challenges for the year. I am happy to report that I am keeping up! Even on my non-fiction one which is a surprise to me!
This year I have joined in the Nonfiction Reader Challenge to help me read more nonfiction.
This post is a review for the book I Know Who You Are by Barbara Rae-Venter. This book goes into the details about how investigative genetic genealogy is used to solve cold cases, and specifically the one case that changed everything.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
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