Showing posts with label march. Show all posts
Showing posts with label march. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 3, 2019

March Wrap-Up 2019


PC: Pauline Jurkevicius

March has ended so now it's time to reflect on my month! I will list my book reviews, other blog posts, movies, tv shows, life updates, music, and plans for the next month. I will of course link any reviews and anything non-bookish (which means I don't have a review) I will write a few sentences of my general thoughts! This is the year I plan on reading books I either on my shelves or on my kindle that I really need to get to. I also need to tackle finishing a lot of series I have started in the past.

Let's jump in!

Monday, April 2, 2018

March Wrap-Up

This is where I talk about how the month went for me when it came to reading and some events that maybe sparked me to read more (or stopped me from reading as much as I wanted to). I also link all the reviews I did in the month, update any reading challenges I've signed up for, discuss my plans for the following month, non-book things I've enjoyed, and give updates of my life. This year I have decided that I am not making a big deal on how many books I read or letting myself feel any guilt for the amount I didn't read. I am just going to read what sounds good in the moment without any guilt or pressure.

Sunday, April 2, 2017

March Wrap-Up




I honestly didn't have much of a plan for March when it came to my TBR. I knew I had a handful of books I wanted to read but besides that I kind of just read whatever I requested at my library or was motivated to pick up. It was definitely a more relaxing month and for a good week I read almost nothing, which worried me that I was getting into a reading slump (especially since this time last year I got into a bad one). I think the Read-O-Rama burned me out before I really even got to participate because of my lack of preparation which made me not want to read. I somehow pushed through and read four books in the final week of the month. I think I just requested the right books at the right time.