Friday Reads 7/3/2026
Guess who has two thumbs and a 3-day weekend? This girl! Which is immediately negated by the fact that I have to work next Sunday, therefore only getting one day next weekend.
Reading In/Out June 30
I read some stuff. Let's discuss. OUT The King in Yellow by Robert William Chambers - For Mothers' Day, I got a new purse with pictures of the spines of classic
Friday Reads 6/26/26
I can't believe I remembered to post this today! I thought yesterday was Saturday all day long. The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss - I seems like no matter how
July TBR
June can't possible be ending next week! Where did it go! I've never known the calendar to lie, so here are some reading plans for next month. Arcadia by
Reading In/Out 6/23/2026
I only just realized that I did the last Friday Reads like a Reading In/Out so that's cool. It is just another indication of how my life is doing now.
Friday Reads on Saturday 6/20/26
Well this week got away from me. I had the day off yesterday, and could not wrap my head around the fact that it was Friday. So here we are with a Friday
Reading In/Out 6/16/2026
I actually finished some dang books! We canceled dance hangout since no one would be there. More reading time! OUT Read This to Look Cool by Maeve Dunigan - I finished this up on
Friday Reads 6/12/2026
So Okay. It's Friday. Here we go. If I get a chance to read, here's what's happening. The Assassin's Blade by Sarah J. Maas - Last
Reading In/Out 6/9/2026
Whoo boy. I am reading far too many books at once. This is a sign of stress for me, but I'm doing it anyway. Let's recap. OUT The Accidental
Friday Reads 6/5/2026
I just posted a TBR for the month of June, and things have already gone haywire. But only a little. The Assassin's Blade by Sarah J. Maas - I finished the third
May Wrap Up
I was looking at the list of books I read in May, and Man! does it seem that was a long time ago. Let's see if I can remember anything about
Goodreads Update
I've been trying to post a Goodreads Update for several weeks, but something always came up. I figure now is as good a time as any. Plus, it's an