Weekly Reading Recap

I woke up to snow this morning AGAIN. I was not happy.

Currently reading:

Finished reading:

What I’m hoping to get to next week:

Reading stats for 2019:

Books read: 61

Pages read: 23,586

2019 debut authors: 9

ARCs read: 31

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Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday was started by The Broke and the Bookish, and has now moved to That Artsy Reader Girl. Every Tuesday there’s a different topic. This week is Top Ten rainy day reads.

10.  The One – John Marrs. Addictive read, perfect for cuddling under a blanket.

9.  The Princess and the Fangirl – Ashley Poston. Light, quirky.

8.  Anything Kasie West is perfect for a rainy day.

7.  Frostblood – Elly Blake. Sometimes rainy days bring out the fantasy lover in me.

6.  The Last Time We Say Goodbye – Cynthia Hand. And sometimes rainy days make me want a book that will make me cry.

5.  Anything Sarah Dessen. Like Kasie West, she’s a great pick for a rainy day author.

4.  Sometimes rainy days make me feel like reading a thriller.

3.  Katie McGarry is another author who makes for a great rainy day read.

2.  The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins or any series for staying on the couch all day under a blanket.

1.  Because there is never a bad time to read Harry Potter.

Weekly Reading Recap

I woke up to snow this morning. I was not happy.

Currently reading:

Finished reading:

What I’m hoping to get to next week:

Reading stats for 2019:

Books read: 57

Pages read: 22,078

2019 debut authors: 9

ARCs read: 31

Weekly Reading Recap

April showers means more reading time.

Currently reading:

Finished reading:

What I’m hoping to get to next week:

Reading stats for 2019:

Books read: 53

Pages read: 20,340

2019 debut authors: 9

ARCs read: 30

Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday was started by The Broke and the Bookish, and has now moved to That Artsy Reader Girl. Every Tuesday there’s a different topic. This week is Top Ten things that make me immediately want to read a book.

10. Enemies to allies to friends to lovers trope.

9. Best friends discover mutual feelings for each other.

8. Exiled prince/princess.

7. Forbidden magic.

6. Fake dating turned real.

5. Nerdy characters falling in love.

4. Girls who take no shit from people.

3. Summer romances.

2. Best friends on adventure.

1. Promises of twists.

Weekly Reading Recap

I enjoyed my reading week. Hope y’all did too.

Currently reading:

Finished reading:

What I’m hoping to get to next week:

Reading stats for 2019:

Books read: 49

Pages read: 18,746

2019 debut authors: 9

ARCs read: 27

Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday was started by The Broke and the Bookish, and has now moved to That Artsy Reader Girl. Every Tuesday there’s a different topic. This week is Top Ten books I shouldn’t listen to as an audio books(audio themed freebie) because I listen as I work out or walk. Engaging plot+working out=overworked. Sad plot+public=crying in public.

10.  Shatter Me – Tahereh Mafi

9.  A Court of Thorns and Roses – Sarah J Maas

8.  Throne of Glass – Sarah J Maas

7.  Goodbye Days – Jeff Zetner

6.  They Both Die at the End – Adam Silvera

5.  Obsidian – Jennifer L Armentrout

4.  The Hunger Games – Suzanne Collins

3.  An Ember in the Ashes – Sabaa Tahir

2.  These Rebel Waves – Sara Raasch

1.  The Girl of Fire and Thorns – Rae Carson

 

Weekly Reading Recap

The plan this week is to see Five Feet Apart on Friday. Fingers crossed.

Currently reading:

Finished reading:

What I’m hoping to get to next week:

Reading stats for 2019:

Books read: 45

Pages read: 17,405

2019 debut authors: 8

ARCs read: 25

Top Ten Tuesday

Top Ten Tuesday was started by The Broke and the Bookish, and has now moved to That Artsy Reader Girl. Every Tuesday there’s a different topic. This week is Top Ten books on my Spring TBR

10.  Serious Moonlight – Jenn Bennett

9.  King of Fools – Amanda Foody

8.  Aru Shah and the Song of Death – Roshani Chokshi

7.  How (not) to Ask A Boy to Prom – SJ Goslee

6.  Finale – Stephanie Garber

5.  Her Royal Highness – Rachel Hawkins

4.  These Witches Don’t Burn – Isabel Sterling

3.  Dark Shores – Danielle L Jensen

2.  The Rest of the Story – Sarah Dessen

1.  Soul of the Sword – Julie Kagawa

Weekly Reading Recap

Saw Captain Marvel. Soooo good!

Currently reading:

Finished reading:

What I’m hoping to get to next week:

Reading stats for 2019:

Books read: 41

Pages read: 15,897

2019 debut authors: 8

ARCs read: 22