October 2024 Wrap Up
I needed to read 7 books in October to be sure to reach my goal. I read 5. Sigh. It was a pretty busy month. I don't remember what I was
Friday Reads 11/1/2024
Friday!! Sunday is a little bit busy, but I will have some reading time on Monday, I think. Let's talk about those plans. Library 2035 by Sandra Hirsh - This is
November 2024 TBR
If the last 2 (maybe 3) months' reading has taught me anything, it's that I am overly ambitious with my TBRs. Apparently I cannot finish 8 books in a month,
October Goodreads Wrap Up
Remember how last month I only added one book to my Goodreads TBR? Well, I made up for it this month. Hold on to your hats, this might be a bumpy ride. The
October Library Update
I actually have some new things going on in my library account! CHECKED OUT Library 2035: Imagining the Next Generation of Libraries edited by Sandra Hirsh - Ok, some things haven't
Friday Reads 10/25/2024
This week has been crazy busy. I have gotten way behind on my posting duties. I apologize. But here I am to talk about my reading plans. Library 2035: Imagining the Next Generation
Friday Reads 10/18/2024
Guess who has 2 thumbs and gets a 3-day weekend this weekend. puts both thumbs to chest This girl! I am going to a wedding tomorrow afternoon, so I took the day off.
Friday Reads 10/11/2024
A Dark and Drowning Tide by Allison Saft - I really need to get busy and finish this one. It is due back at the library on Wednesday and I'm only
Friday Reads 10/4/2024
Friday once again! Let's talk books. The Luminaries by Eleanor Catton - This is the last book on my 10 Oldest Books on My TBR list. It has 850 pages, so
Goals Update
As we head into the last quarter of 2024, I feel like I should do an evaluation of my goals and where I stand with them. I started out with 4 big reading
September Wrap Up Pt. 2
Since my last update, I read 3 more books in September. Well, one of them I mostly skimmed, but I'm counting it because I read most of it. Cruel as the
October TBR
Here we are. The long awaited October TBR. I am pretty conflicted about what to put on this list, so I'll start with the obvious ones. Jean Harlow and the Legend