So for this one, I want you to talk about you! What did you do this year that you're proud of? Bookstagram I FINALLY hit 500 followers on bookstagram. It took a lot of work and is pretty remarkable seeing as I wasn't present maybe three months of the year. I plan to be… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas Bells a-ringing
Month: December 2019
12 Days of Christmas: 11 Pipers piping
Here I'm going to highlight some of my favorite posts I made this year. Don't worry you won't have to suffer through 11 of them, I just want to highlight a few of my favorite points on the blog this year. The Witch Boy Review I have a special place in my heart for this… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: 11 Pipers piping
12 Days of Christmas: 10 Ships a sailing
Originally I was going to do this as books you didn't finish, but I realized that list is WAY too long. So instead I'll focus on 10 books I wish I'd had time to pick up in 2019. 1)Guest: A Changeling Tale . This creepy book was supposed to be on my Halloween list but… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: 10 Ships a sailing
12 Days of Christmas: 7 Swans a Swimming
This time of the year everyone wants to feel cozy. I know I do, blankets and tea help, but so do favorite books. Some of my comfort reads include Anything by Gail Carson Levine. I especially love Ella Enchanted but I also love Fairest and the Two Princesses of Bammare. Her books are solidly written… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: 7 Swans a Swimming
12 Days of Christmas: Three French hens,
Though I haven't finished up this trilogy the first two books and the synopsis of the third still make it my favorite. The Witch Boy series of book was wonderful, it was one of the first books I talked about on my blog. 1) The Witch Boy The Witch Boy by Molly Knox Ostertag and… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: Three French hens,
12 Days of Christmas 6 Geese a laying
So I read lots of books with twist endings but I'm going to highlight three. Also 50th post for the blog. Woo! 1) The Greystone Secrets: The Strangers I'm usually pretty good at figuring out mysteries in books, especially Middle-Grade books. Which I suppose is to be expected, however, I'm delighted when I'm surprised. The… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas 6 Geese a laying
12 Days of Christmas: Four calling birds
On the fourth day of Christmas, my bookish friends gave to me, four calling birds! Here is a chance to call out your favorite book bloggers, bookstagrammers, etc. So I'm a little late on this post because working retail literally killed me. But it's easy to know who to shout out to. 1) Beth //… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: Four calling birds
12 Days of Christmas: Five gold rings
On the fifth day of Christmas, my bookish friends gave to me, five golden rings! We've all read plenty of books this year that were worth their weight in gold, but I want your five favorites! They don't have to have been published in 2019, just read by you in 2019. Ignore the awards, pick… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: Five gold rings
12 Days of Christmas: Two Turtledoves
On the second day of Christmas, my bookish friends gave to me Two Turtledoves. What was the best set of books or best bookish couple you read about this year? The best dueology I've read/am in the process of reading is the Cassidy Blake books by Victoria Schwab. City of Ghosts City of Ghosts… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: Two Turtledoves
12 Days of Christmas: A Partridge In a Pear Tree
On the first day of Christmas, my bookish friends gave to me a partridge in a pear tree! We are talking about standalone books for our first day of the challenge. By and far mine was the graphic novel Pilu of the Woods. In my review of the book I talked about "Pilu of the… Continue reading 12 Days of Christmas: A Partridge In a Pear Tree
