Reading Challenge
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Reading | 2024 Review and 2025 Goals
There’s not much to my 2024 reading review. In fact, I barely read anything last year. Thanks to Instagram, I can recall reading A Cafecito Story (El Cuento del Cafecito) by Julia Alvarez and Rose Cottage by Mary Stewart; and I know I started reading quite a few books (I did get 500 pages into Brandon Sanderson’s The Way of Kings and had good intentions to continue N.K. Jemisin’s The Dreamblood series with The Shadowed Sun).
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Quarter 4 Wrap-Up | 2020 Reading Challenge
The final day of the final quarter of 2020 has arrived. I’ll be following last year’s format for my overall wrap-up, but this post is dedicated solely to the books I read in October, November, and December. If you are interested, you can read my previous wrap-ups here.
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December TBR | 2020 Reading Challenge
My final TBR post of 2020 is not a typical TBR post. Instead of talking at length about what I’m going to be reading in December (because it hasn’t really changed from the past couple of months), I’m taking a bit of a different approach.
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October TBR | 2020 Reading Challenge
When I started adding books to this list, I told myself that I wouldn’t add too many beyond the couple I have from NetGalley and for Blog Tours, because I also have my Fall TBR to consider. But then I couldn’t stop thinking about the books I might be in the mood for, and I had to step away from this post because it was getting out of control. And then yesterday I watched Ashley of the Bookish Realm’s October TBR, and got the idea to turn my own into more of an “on my radar” list.
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Quarter 3 Wrap-Up | 2020 Reading Challenge
When I laid out my plan for my 2020 Reading Challenge, I decided to forgo my monthly wrap-ups, and instead write quarterly wrap-ups to discuss my reading progress and any general Reading Challenge updates. September has now drawn to a close, which means it’s time to look back on the third quarter of 2020.
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September TBR | 2020 Reading Challenge
Now that my summer reading list is behind me, I’m starting my monthly TBR lists back up again. I’m already compiling a seasonal Fall TBR like I did last year, because if anything is consistent about my reading it’s that I put too much on my plate.
