January 2025: What I Read and Watched

Some people make New Year’s Resolutions.

Others have a word for the year.

I didn’t make any resolutions or pick a word for the year. Instead I let January happen to see where it would lead me.

And so, I present what I read last month.

• ABC’s of Faith, by Chelsea Kong
• The Christmas Camel Who Couldn’t Stop Sneezing, by Wesley Tan
• My Ridiculous, Romantic Obsessions, by Becca Wilhite
• Brides & Brothers, by Anneka R. Walker
• A Most Clever Girl, by Jasmine A. Stirling
• Alabama, by Karen Durrie
• The House of My Mother, by Shari Franke
• Alaska with Code, by Karen Durrie
• Seoulmates, by Susan Lee
• Your Passport to Turkey, by Nancy Dickman
• Taiwan, by Golriz Golkar
• Dog, by Juliet Clifton-Brock
• Mindy Kim and the Lunar New Year Parade, by Lyla Lee
• The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints’ January magazines: The Friend, For the Strength of Youth, Liahona.
• Historic Buildings on Capitol Hill: Salt Lake City

Children’s books: 9

Magazines: 3

Nonfiction (adult): 1

Novels: 3

Pamphlets: 1

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This is what I watched.

• Live action Beauty and the Beast
• Christmas at Castle Hart
• The Six Triple Eight
• AP Bio (Seasons 1&2)
• Surprised by Oxford
• National Treasure
• Big Daddy
• Once I Was Engaged
• XO, Kitty (Season 2)
• To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before
• Love & Jane
• XO, Kitty (Season 1)
• Napoleon Dynamite
• XO, Kitty (Season 2). Yes, I watched it twice 🤭 
• Extreme Makeover: Home Edition (with the Home Edit)
• To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You

The next blog post will be what I hope to read and watch in February!