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Best Books I Read in 2018
What were the best books I read in 2018? This is actually a pretty hard question because I feel like I missed out on a few of the best because I just didn’t have much time to read… But I do believe I was able to read some truly great books last year. I’m not sure if I actually have 10…seeing how I only read 15 all year…so instead, I will list my top 3! Much more manageable! Moby Dick by Herman Melville By far my #1 book of 2018! And a def reread sometime soon. There was soo much good here! I loved hearing about the boat and living…
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2018 Blog Stats & 2019 Blog Goals
Did you compile your 2018 Blog Stats? Are you making 2019 blog goals? This isn’t something I’ve done in the past, but I really want to bolster my blog this year, so I decided to post these updates every 6 months. I will be excited to learn more about my posting trends and the reading habits of my visitors. Hopefully, as a result, I can improve my blog and readership.
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2018 Reading Stats & Survey
Hello all and Welcome to my 2018 Reading Survey and Stats post! I haven’t really done a yearly wrap up before so I thought this might be a good time to start. I’m getting all my data from my book spreadsheet and my goodreads statistics page.
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Winter’s Respite Readathon
Hello all. The time has some.. Time for some readathons! January has 2 i’ll be participating in Bout of Books 24 and Winter’s Respite! Readathons are my favorite book blog type event so I cant wait to get some reading done!
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January Reading Challenge
To try to keep myself on track, I’ve decided to do monthly challenges in 2019. In 2018, I did monthly TBR’s and I found myself straying from them a lot or not wanting to read those specific books, so hopefully this will help alleviate some of that. Each month I will set forth some a few challenges as well as go over the progress for the previous month. At the end of the year, I will rate myself on how on point my reading was.
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2019 Reading Resolutions & Plans
Did you making reading resolutions for 2018? Are you going to make them for 2019? I only started blogging in May…and I never really set a goal or anything. Other than to track my reads. Now that a new year is turning over, I want to be sure to get some smart goals down on paper.
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Bibliophile’s Bucketlist
Well, I found another list. I keep finding all these cool lists around the web and feel like I have to add them to my blog….like a compulsion. Thankfully I see a lot of similarities with some of my other lists….so I wont have to add all 100 to my TBR. I liked this list mainly because I did see a bunch of unique books that I would probably not read without a prompt to do so. Not sure if i’ll read all of this list or all of my other lists, but it is very useful when I need inspiration and recommendations.
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Winter Reading List & Announcements
Well Hello Winter! I can’t believe it is already December. How did this happen soo fast? I vividly remember March like it was yesterday! So crazy! Anyway, soo happy to get ready for Christmas and publish my winter reading list! Winter is my favorite time to read…mainly because it’s too cold to do anything else. Yay!
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#CCSpin #19
Have you heard? It’s spin list time baby! Woot! I preformed horribly last time and didn’t finish my book. It got slightly boring…and it didn’t really seem to be moving forward in the storyline. I do still want to finish it though…eventually. This Spin is a bit different. Not only is it themed for “Chunksters” but we also have all the way into January to finish! YES! Maybe this will make the difference for me!
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#Frankenfest – Week 5
WELCOME TO WEEK FIVE! (Monday, 29th – Sunday, 31st) Well, it’s almost over….but don’t forget the giveaway! The monster tells Victor that it is his right to have a female monster companion. Victor refuses at first, but the monster appeals to Victor’s sense of responsibility as his creator. He tells Victor that all of his evil actions have been the result of a desperate loneliness. He promises to take his new mate to South America to hide in the jungle far from human contact. With the sympathy of a fellow monster, he argues, he will no longer be compelled to kill. Convinced by these arguments, Victor finally agrees to create…
