I still want to keep up with the trend of highlighting positive things each month, so here’s my positives for October: I diversified my genres a bit more than usual. I read not just one, but two books that fell under the umbrella of horror (even though they […]
September feels like it went by really quickly, but it was a really productive month for me. I’m also a seasonal mood reader (is that even a real term?) Since I’m not the kind of person who reads horror or overly scary reads, I tend to shift more […]
August was incredibly hot, but it’s a step closer to autumn, which is one of my favorite seasons! Bring on the changing leaves, pumpkin everything, cool weather, and boots and sweaters! Last month was also super busy for me, but I still managed to read an impressive amount […]
July felt like it flew by! At this point in the year, I think it’s pretty safe to write 2020 off as a complete and total dumpster fire of a year. But I’m still sticking with my plan of finding and listing positives in each month. So here’s […]
2020 is shaping up to be a truly difficult year. Each month has been harder than the last, and May was rough on so many levels. I’ve continued to find comfort and escape in reading, both from stressful events in the world and in my personal life. I’ve […]
April was a rough month. I’ve noticed that bookish people are falling into one of two categories in how we’re coping with stress — those who can’t focus on reading, and those who are reading excessively. I’m in the second category, but I have an agreement with a […]
March is over, and it’s time for my monthly wrap-up! March was such a hectic and strange month. I’ve been hiding out in my house and finding ways to keep myself occupied. Most of my time has been spent reading and blogging, but I finally made time to […]
For such a short month, February was productive. I participated in the Hogwarts Cup Readathon, which was a great motivator. It was actually my first readathon, and it helped me read more. If you haven’t participated in a readathon, I strongly suggest it! I haven’t gotten a chance […]
December went by so quickly, and 2019 flew by. Which is a good thing for me, since 2019 was a year in which I was on the struggle bus in so many ways. However, 2019 also allowed me to rediscover the joys of reading, and brought about a […]
1. The Guinevere Deception (Camelot Rising #1) by Kiersten White (4 stars) – A bit slow moving, but I liked the story a lot. 2. A Pocket Full of Poison (The Trouble With Hedge Witches #3) by Sarina Dorie (4 stars) – a novella about witches and Fae, […]
