Liz Lawson
-
☕The Sunday Salon: June 14, 2026 ☀️
Happy Sunday! Thanks to Deb Nance at Readerbuzz for hosting The Sunday Salon. Weekly Reads Round Up: Favorite ReadS of the WeekI’m thankful that I’ve been able to do a lot of reading so I thought it would be fun to share a few I especially enjoyed: Moonlight Murder (Detective Aunty Investigates #2) by Uzma… Continue reading
a tale of world war II, adam gidwitz, andrew keenan-bolger, book blog, Book Review, books, d.e. stevenson, Detective Aunty, detective aunty investigates, dragged to death, Favorite Reads of the Week, frank anthony polito, Historical Fiction, it happened one murder, larry mcmurtry, limelight, Liz Lawson, lonesome dove, marshall thornton, max in the house of spies, moonlight murder, mrs tim, mrs tim carries on, Mystery, operation kinderspion, reading, the outsiders book club, the pink, The Sunday Salon, Uzma Jalauddin, weekly reads, Weekly Reads Round Up -
Themed Reading: Back to School in Books
It’s that season–back to school. We have had a great summer in our house, and while I do love the routine and structure the school year provides, I am a little sad to let the lazy and fun days of summer go. One plus of school starting is the fun reading that’s in store for… Continue reading
A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, A Skeleton in the Family, A Study in Charlotte, Ace of Spades, Back To School, Back to School Books, Book Review, books, Brittany Cavallaro, Campus Novels, Christina Soontornvat, Claribel A Ortega, Class Mom, Dear Mr Knightley, Faridah Abike-Iyimide, Gillian Goerz, Harbor Me, Holly Jackson, Jacqueline Woodson, Joanna Cacao, Katherine Center, Kathleen Glasgow, Laurie Gelman, Lee Hollis, Leigh Perry, Lisa Patton, Liz Lawson, Maureen Johnson, Merrill Wyatt, middle grade fiction, Murder at the PTA, reading, Rush, Sara Novic, Shirley and Jamila’s Big Fall, Spy School, Stuart Gibbs, Tangled Up In Luck, TBR, The Agathas, The Tryout, Themed Reading, True Biz, Truly Devious, What You Wish For, Witchlings, Young Adult Fiction
About Me
Welcome! I started my career as a children’s librarian, later becoming a public library director and now I’m a stay at home mom. While my career might have changed, my love of reading has been a constant since I was in 4th grade, and I read over 200 books a year. I love talking about books and connecting readers of all ages with just the right book. Thanks for reading!
sarahcantstopreadingbooks.com 