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2018 Reading Challenge | March
Well, I was hoping for as much momentum to reach my goals this month as I had in January and lost in February, but it did not manifest. As you can see from my Goodreads list (which I have been staying on top of!), I’m currently reading multiple books, which I will talk about in addition to those I’ve finished. I also want to mention that April is my blogiversary – so I have a few things in the works that I hope you’ll come by to check out. I’ll be posting tomorrow with more details, but before then, here is my March Reading Challenge Wrap-Up.
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2018 Reading Challenge | February
January was such a good reading and blogging month for me, and I had hoped February would follow suit. Unfortunately it did not, but I cannot totally complain about these twenty-eight days, because otherwise it was a good month (boyfriend’s birthday, Valentine’s Day, seeing Black Panther – just a few of the high points). I am excited for March, though, because it’s another almost-five-week month (oh January, you were so great to me), spring will be arriving, I have a new plan for my #bookstagram, and I have a few book reviews in the works. My energy levels are increasing just thinking about it. Anyway, here is my [quick] February Reading Challenge…
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2018 Reading Challenge | January
The first month of the new year ends today, and I’m actually pretty happy with the amount of books I read over the past 31 days. Compared to previous months (and years, actually), it seems like I’ve finally gotten back into my reading groove and that feels great!
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RC2017: The Princess Bride
The Princess Bride is filled with action, romance, murder, adventure, fantasy, and of course, William Goldman’s humor, and I’m glad I finally took it off my bookshelf to read.
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RC2017: The Little Paris Bookshop
When I started reading Nina George’s The Little Paris Bookshop (in English), I did not know that my copy was a translation – Das Lavendelzimmer is the book’s original, German title. I found out about its origins when I was searching for a translated book to incorporate into my Reading Challenge, and since I had already started reading, it was a convenient choice.
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RC2017: Ruby Holler
I decided Sharon Creech was one of my favorite authors after reading Walk Two Moons when I was in…4th grade(?), and that decision was reaffirmed after reading Ruby Holler. After reading more of her titles and now, re-reading Ruby Holler in my twenties, I can firmly place my finger on what made these stories so attractive to me when I first read them.









