The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba @ The Caffeinated Book Reviewer ~this meme was inspired in part by ~ In My Mailbox~ It's a chance to share News. A post to recap the past week, showcase books and things we have received and share news about what is coming up for the week on our blog.
Monday was a pretty normal day. I ended up keeping Little Boy home from school to just give him a little extra time to get well. Monday evening, Big Girl had pitching practice, and then both big kids went to martial arts. Tuesday, we went to my parents. I had a dentist appointment. All went well there. After my parents, I did my grocery pickup. Tuesday evening, Big Girl had softball evaluations for rec league. Wednesday, Little Boy was back to school. Wednesday afternoon, one of the coaches from evaluations called and asked us if we'd be interested in Big Girl joining a travel ball team. We are not currently interested in travel ball, but it was an honor to be asked. Thursday, the big kids had their first homeschool class with their new group. That went great. They both had a really good time, and it was exciting to see other kids from both our co-op last year and from martial arts. Thursday after lunch we had several errands. We dropped by my parents' house to give my mom her birthday present that finally arrived. Then we went by Five Below. I had to buy a hoola hoop for Big Girl to use for a pitching drill. The kids wanted to spend some allowance money so we ended up stopping by Target. Then we came home. Thursday evening the big kids had martial arts. Friday was a pretty normal day. We didn't have any errands or extra curriculars. Saturday, Big Girl had a softball camp at the local high school. And I worked on mopping and cleaning the house. We even moved the couches and pulled the rug up to clean under there. This week will be even busier than normal. We are hoping to get a belt testing date soon for martial arts. Overlapping sports is always A LOT! But, sometimes we have to choose overlapping a couple of week or taking a couple of month entirely off. Neither is wrong. I have been reading a good bit, and I've already been blowing through some audiobook this year. But man, I am so far behind on writing book reviews which has become normal over the past several years.
Monday: Review of If You'll Have Me by Esther Hatch (4 Stars)
Wednesday: Can't Wait for An Honorable Love (The Gentlemen's Gamble, # ?) by Audra Wells
Friday: Homeschool Friday - A Tiger in the Tall Grass (Animal Adventures) by Heather Horn
Monday: Reivew of The Last Wish of Bristol Keats (The Courting of Bristol Keats, # 2) by Mary E Pearson
Tuesday: Top Ten Tuesday?
Wednesday: Can't Wait for Wednesday
Friday: Homeschool Friday - The Friend Who Forgives
A Foolish Proposal (The Gentlemen's Gamble, # ?)
By: Kasey Stockton
Publication: February 5, 2026 by Golden Owl Press
256 pages
Genre: Adult, Historical Fiction
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Goodreads description--One careless remark. One outrageous proposal. One Season to discover love where they least expect it.Caroline Whitby needs a husband. Unfortunately, her charmingly infuriating neighbor Tristan Shepherd just ruined her best prospect—and then had the audacity to propose himself. If only she didn’t despise him and his insufferably flirtatious grin.
***The Gentlemen's Gamble is a series about seven men racing to the altar in order to avoid losing a wager. Starting January, the books will release in surprise order so as not to give away who the final bachelor and loser of the wager is.
A Deal with a Debutante (London's Most Eligible, # 1)
By: Chelsea Bobulski
Expected Publication: April 7, 2026 by Haven
304 pages
Genre: Adult, Historical Fiction
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Goodreads description--She’s running from London’s marriage mart. He’s running out of time to save his estate. Neither planned on falling in love—but their hearts have other plans.American heiress Calliope Hart is thrust into London’s high society against her will, all because her mother is determined to marry her off to an aristocrat. Despite being named “the debutante of the season” back in New York, Calliope wants nothing more than to avoid becoming another pawn in the social game.
Edward Chase, the Earl of Hayward, is on the brink of financial ruin. To save his estate, he must marry, and Calliope Hart is his last hope. When he boldly declares his intentions, she swiftly rejects him, making it clear she has no interest in marrying for convenience. Undeterred, Edward offers a deal: He will escort Calliope to all the best sights of London that she’s been dying to see if she agrees to visit his estate and consider what they could accomplish together.
What begins as a business arrangement soon sparks something much more complicated—an undeniable chemistry neither can ignore. But as their hearts begin to soften, both must confront their fears: Can Calliope trust Edward with her heart, and can Edward truly win her love when she’s convinced he only wants her fortune?
That's it for my shelves and recaps of my past and upcoming week. What did you add to your shelves this week? Any bookish news you want to talk about? Let me know!
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