Now that I have talked about my 2019 Reading and 2020 Reading Goals, it's time to lay out more details for what I hope will be my favorite and most successful Reading Challenge (and year) yet. Find my monthly TBR lists and discussion posts directly below this paragraph, and keep scrolling for all the specifics. … Continue reading 2020 Reading Challenge
*Scroll to the bottom of this page if you would like to read the conclusion of my 2017 Reading Challenge. Thank you for dropping by, and see how I'll be challenging myself in 2018 here. Now that I've officially ended my December Reading Challenge and have had time to think about my reading and general … Continue reading 2017 Reading Challenge
Happy New Year! I hope you were able to celebrate last night with friends, family, a loved one, a great movie, favorite book, or at least one co-worker you like. I indulged in an ice cream sundae, drank champagne, read Vinegar Girl, and reigned supreme in two Skip-Bo games. Nick & I welcomed 2017 with a … Continue reading Day 1/365
Well it's that time of year again when readers across the land scramble to finish their summer reading lists, prepare for new fall reads and holiday book hauls, and maybe get caught up with real-life people. I have done quite a bit of the latter, am not even thinking about the second, but am a strong … Continue reading Summer Reading Challenge 2016: The Home Stretch
Is summer my favorite season for reading? No. But it is one of four of my favorite seasons for reading; like the fall is for school, summer is for books. It calls for cleaning out To Be Read (TBR) lists, looking for what's new on the shelves of bookstores (and in publishers' calendars), and seeking … Continue reading Summer Reading Challenge 2016: An Introduction
We are rounding the corner of the second week of March, and since the official start of spring is just two weeks away, I've decided to set goals that are about cleaning out clutter and focusing on organization since the beginning of the year has been a little hectic. These goals carry over to my … Continue reading March Reading Challenge: Introduction