COVID-19: Quarantine Reads: Week 2

Last Monday, I shared my Twitter thread full of favorite reads. These reads are heartwarming and/or essential, IMO, and therefore excellent to add to your list if you find yourself with free time. Most of us are experiencing isolation or some major changes, and books are one of my greatest comforts. I encourage you to check out my list and make one of your own to share with your friends and followers.

Hey – if you’re reading during social isolation, why not support a book blogger friend?

I’m creating a thread with once daily updates of my favorite books with blurbs and my Amazon affiliate link.

I suggest other book bloggers do the same! 💜

— winebrarian (@bitchbookshelf) March 22, 2020

If you’ve shared or are sharing your favorite books on Twitter, comment below and I’ll give you a RT! I plan to post weekly about this during this period of isolation, so I gladly will include your tweets in weekly roundups, too. Just comment below.

I hope everyone is staying safe and healthy during these trying times. In the meantime, here are he books I’ve shared since last week.

Jason Reynolds’ Ghost moved me as a grown-up and is a fab chapter book for all ages. FREE on Kindle Unlimited. Read if you like: middle grade | sports | difficult topics | young narrators with a lot of depth. https://t.co/8sU62VDnba

— winebrarian (@bitchbookshelf) March 31, 2020

Tonight I just want to shout out Tomie dePaola in general. Get one of his books on #Kindle for a bedtime story tonight to celebrate his life and work. He passed yesterday at the age of 85. https://t.co/qFbqzE3xjw

— winebrarian (@bitchbookshelf) March 31, 2020

Bringing Down the Duke by @evie_dunmore is fabulous even if you don’t normally love historical romance. It has romance with a plot | steamy scenes | feminist heroines who don’t need saving. Book 2 is coming out this year!! https://t.co/XNduwxTCvh

— winebrarian (@bitchbookshelf) April 2, 2020

Now especially is the time to support an #indieauthor, like my friend @amaraluciano_! Check her out if you like fantasy | YA | lyrical description | strong female leads | a healthy dash of romance. https://t.co/OkjBUb3OqF

— winebrarian (@bitchbookshelf) April 5, 2020