I used to read all the time, but don't too much anymore. DD1 is a huge reader - she's in a book club where she lives and is just always reading something. I asked her to get me a couple of books this year for Christmas, so they are the last ones that I read. She got me Colleen Hoover's It Ends with us and It Begins with Us. They were easy and enjoyable reads.
When I read the first one (It Ends with Us), DH had earned a work trip that we were on. It was at a beach resort, so I spent some time in a lounger by the beach or pool reading it and so many people came up to me and started taking about the book! I never would have thought a book could be such a conversation starter lol!
Other than that, I've read mostly self-help type books - not too long ago, I read Younger Next Year by Chris Crowley. It's a book about how remaining active is one of the most important things you can take with you into retirement and your older years. There's a specific one for women, but I didn't know that when I first started the original book.
I recently bought The Simple Path to Wealth by JL Collins - I haven't read it yet, but it was recommended over and over in a group I belong to. It's about breaking down investing for it to not be overwhelming. My SIL is a financial advisor, so we've always used her - we still have her available and will continue to use her, but it's a subject I'm interested in and now have more time to devote to it, so thought I'd read through the book to see what it has to say.
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