I was thinking of skipping my TBR post for February because I didn’t think I had any books I specifically wanted to get to. But then all of a sudden I found myself with a rather large list and figured a February TBR post wasn’t such a bad idea after all! Continue reading
Misc Arc Wrap Up: A Curse So Dark and Lonely, 99 Percent Mine, Polaris Rising
Time for another arc wrap up! There are some exciting new releases in this post that need to be on your radar! Continue reading
Monthly Recs: New Year’s Resolutions (SciFi Edition)
January’s monthly recommendation topic is such a timely one for me, because I was just thinking when I was evaluating my yearend stats that I should really read more scifi because I really seem to enjoy it, and this month we’re talking about genres we’ve found gems in but still seem to neglect! Continue reading
My Lifelong Reading Goals
I mentioned this in my 2019 Reading Goals post, but I have so many grand plans for diversifying my reading, and it’s really hard not to make them all part of my goals for the coming year! So instead, since I still want to outline and articulate those goals, I thought I’d put them together in a post that’s more focused on the longterm than the short term. Continue reading
Read Harder 2019 Challenge Ideas
My absolutely favorite part of the Book Riot Read Harder Challenge is researching all of the books I can use to complete these tasks! I always find some great ones, or use one of the prompts as an excuse to read something I’ve been meaning to for a while, and it’s just a great opportunity to revel in all of the books. Continue reading
2018 Reading Stats
As fun as it is to put together a list of my favorite books of the year, I can’t lie: the reading stats post is by far my favorite! It’s just really cool to break down the numbers and look at the hard data of my reading. Continue reading
10 Favorite Books of 2018
After reading 176 books in 2018, you’d think it’d be impossible to narrow it down to my 10 favorites. But honestly, it was surprisingly easy; these are the ones that most stood out to me on my first pass through my Goodreads shelf. Continue reading
