Welcome all!
On my break, the books that I really wanted to read are slowly collecting dust on my shelves. The upcoming tests in school are hindering me from even picking up a book. But I am glad to say that I atleast finished reading Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. I felt like the book inspired the plot of many romantic novels that surrounds the idea of two men fighting for a girl's heart. Otherwise, I haven't read any other book like Wuthering Heights so far.
To get myself back into reading, I've decided to start a book called, "Women Who Run With the Wolves" by Clarissa Pinkola Estes. My Creative Writing teacher gifted me the book a few months ago but I was preoccupied with reading When Women Were Birds. It is a lengthy book which was one of the reasons why I held off on reading it. I finally started it because I wanted to read it in honor of Women's History Month. I'm eager to read some mythology (since I haven't read it in a while) and piece together an idea of an untamed women before she was tamed by society. In the future, I will be sharing a set of quotes with you all since the book is probably packed full of them!
Question of the day:
What is your favorite book of all time and what has it taught you about life?



