What I Read in February 2016

I've been jumping around from book to book all month, but managed to finish three in February. 

Spark Joy by Marie Kondo--review here.

While it's a very short book at 65 pages, I totally loved the message in We Should All Be Feminists and highly recommend it! Some of her points were not new to me, but I think reading them again was worth it. 

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I enjoyed Drew Barrymore's book Wildflower. I've been a fan of hers since I saw E.T. I enjoyed learning more about her life in general and lessons learned from the many challenges she had to overcome. 

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I've been listening to Jewel's book and loving it so far. I've always been a fan of her music and I can relate to a lot of aspects of her childhood. I particularly like her voice and find that to be another positive aspect of the audio book. I find that if I don't like the speaker's voice, I can't listen to an audio book and back it goes to the library right away. I'm looking forward to finishing Jewel's story during my commute to work. 

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It's funny because I listen to Anne Bogel's "What Should I Read Next?" podcast and she observes reading genre patterns among the people she interviews for the show. Now I am observing that I tend to like nonfiction books by female authors. 

Any recommendations from the books you've been reading or listening to lately?