Tyger Tyger

Newt’s Emerald | England

In this book, Victorian England meets magic with a light, humorous touch.

Ivanhoe by Walter Scott is an intriguing mix of romance, historical fiction, adventure, and legend.

Remembering that which is meaningful can help us endure those Dark Days a little bit easier.

You take care of mental health, and everything else follows; it’s a building block of a happy person and a harmonious community.

When the darkness is closing in, cling to your free will; the human spirit is power, you are powerful.

This is how to do the outdoors, from me, Lizzy, to all my friends.

Real love is constant, like the deep thrum of your heart in your chest or the perpetual rushing of blood through your veins.

Per usual, the bard writes with style, and beauty drips from pen to paper.

Not Shakespeare’s best effort, but it does nicely dramatize ancient history.

If you’re unhappy in your job or your life, make a plan. Your happiness is in your own hands.

Change is necessary, as essential as it is brutal.

But mostly reading—at least to me—brings joy, helping the mind be a little happier.