This Sunday morning is almost over. I have showered, poured my second cup of coffee, and watched the water in the small river behind my apartment rush by at a speed indicative of all the rain that fell yesterday. I plan to spend the afternoon reading, taking photos for the blog, filling out my planner … Continue reading Almost Over | Sunday Morning Thoughts
Halfway through week two of 2021, and my list of finished books is not anywhere near as long as I would like it to be. The good news, however, is that my reading progress can only [hopefully] improve. This meme was formerly hosted by MizB at A Daily Rhythm and revived on Taking on a World … Continue reading WWW Wednesday #15 | 01.13.2021
I'm officially committing to The Classics Club, and taking on the challenge of not only reading a specific list of classics within five years, but dedicating a blog post to each of them too. You can learn more about The Classics Club here, and keep reading for my list of of 50 Classics I want … Continue reading The Classics Club Reading List
Here we are in 2021, and so begins my weekly reading updates for the year. As the personal rockiness of the last couple of months have continued into this one, I do not have a lengthy reading report for the last seven days, but I hope you enjoy what little I do have to say … Continue reading WWW Wednesday #14 | 01.06.2021
It's my first Reading Preview of the year. If you missed my Reading Goals blog post, I mentioned that I am once again abandoning "strict" monthly TBR posts—after once again learning they only make reading the selected books feel obligatory. Instead, I will be doing monthly Reading Previews, where I'll talk about what kinds of … Continue reading January Reading Preview | 2021
This has been one of my best reading years, between my desire for escapism and the pandemic-induced 'downtime'. Thanks to many bloggers, blog tours, and other creators in the bookish sphere, I've found new favorite authors, kept up with 'old' favorites, and got more excited for new releases than I have ever been (I'm primarily … Continue reading Reading | 2020 Review and 2021 Goals