There is something about risotto that feels a little fancy, even though it is really just good, cozy comfort food. This lemon shrimp risotto is creamy, bright, and full of flavor, and it makes a great dinner when you want…
I’ve become a big fan of Ruth Ware, and One by One is another reason why. This book pulled me in almost immediately and kept me completely engrossed. A secluded chalet in the French Alps, an avalanche, a group of…
There are some dog breeds you like, and then there are the ones that completely steal your heart. For me, Basset Hounds fall firmly into that second category. They’re stubborn. They’re lazy. They shed more than you would think should…
At this point, I’ve read nearly all of Freida McFadden’s books, so of course The Coworker was on my list. I clearly have a hard time saying no to one of her psychological thrillers! You can find The Coworker by…
I have read quite a few Lucinda Berry books at this point, and I pretty much know what I’m getting myself into when I pick one up. Dark family secrets. Trauma. Complicated characters. And at least a few moments where…
AI in education can feel controversial. But it can also be incredibly helpful when used correctly. The key is guidance, not replacement. Study Guides Paste notes and ask: “Turn this into a study guide with key points and practice questions.”…
There is just something about a good oatmeal raisin cookie. They’re soft, chewy, a little bit cinnamon-y, and packed with sweet raisins. And this is one of those recipes I’ve had around for a long time, as you can probably…
If you’ve been around here for a while, you probably already know that I love Freida McFadden. She may actually be my favorite author at this point. Her books are just so easy to read, and I mean that in…
I’ve read two other books by Mary Kubica, Local Woman Missing and She’s Not Sorry, and after It’s Not Her, I think it’s safe to say I need to keep reading her books. I absolutely devoured this one. It’s Not…