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Merry Twixmas, bookworms! (Or merry Feral Week. If you have small children, that description seems more accurate.) I hope you're all having an excellent winter holiday time. Have you gotten any new books recently? I did! Here's what Santa left under the Christmas tree.
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This Christmas list is inspired by Butts. That's right. Butts. A few weeks ago, I read Butts: A Backstory by Heather Radke. It's a history book about fashion and why different silhouettes go in and out of style. I found it surprisingly interesting. Now I want to read more quirky history books about niche topics.
Here are a few niche nonfiction stories I came across in my research. One of them stretches the "history" category, but I promise it has history in it. I checked.
I think these books would make great gifts for lovers of (weird) history.
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The Sunday Post is a chance to recap the past week, talk about next week, tell you what I’m reading, and share news. It’s hosted by The Caffeinated Book Reviewer, Readerbuzz, and Book Date.
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It's not the end of the year yet, but we're getting close, which means it's time to do The End Of The Year Book Tag. Hopefully these six questions will help me (and you) organize our reading lives before the year is over. It's time to get our butts in gear and smash our reading goals, people!
If you want to answer these questions on your blog, go for it. Consider yourself tagged. You still have a few weeks before the year is really over!
