Fun! I’m reading Song of Achilles this month too, almost finished. It was a pick for our book club, so if you want to discuss it with people after, you can look out for that video in September 😊 Red Rising is out of my comfort zone too, but I really want to read that. Hope you’ll have a great reading month, that seems like s fun tbr! (And I agree picking the prompts is so fun ^^)
I'm pretty sure you can adjust the height of the shelves! Try removing the 4 bits that the corners sit on and raise them higher or lower in the different holes :)
I have read quite a few of Ali Hazelwood's book and I gave all of them 4 and 5 stars except for Check & Mate which I gave 3 stars. I think you will like The Love Hypothesis better. I think I gave that one 5 stars.
you’re personality is amazing, I laughed so hard when u said “college rivals you saiiid *debby ryan hair tuck behind the ear*” and this was a slightly long video but I was never bored. can’t wait to see more of your videos. Immediately subscribed!
Enjoy your trips. Can't wait to hear what you think of the nonfiction book about skin. That sounds like a really strange book. I have never heard of it.
March was a slow month for me too! I finished Iron Flame and Pride and Prejudice, started The Book Eaters and Mansfield Park. I’m putting Divine Rivals and Ruthless Vows on my TBR 😊
Don’t be intimidated lol. Book 1 isn’t as good as the rest. I don’t like book 3 at all either. The other books are great! Just buy the first couple of books and if you don’t like it after book 2 then don’t continue, maybe? Book 3 wasn’t for me, as I said but mainly because the romance just wasn’t in there as much. With Maas I’m used to heavy romance subplots.
My April Tbr is Powerless, The Serpent and the Wings of Night, The Final Empire, Keeper of the Lost Cities #5, Amari and the Great Game, The Dead Romantics, The City of Brass, and debating if I want to read The Do-Over that I from the library.
That is a great TBR! Powerless was honestly a really fun read once I understood the magical elements of the world. Also, it is great to see another person reading Keeper of the Lost Cities here! I'm in the middle of Lodestar, but I'm listening to the audiobook. Are you team Keefe, Fitz, or Dex?
Read the entire Bridgerton series back in the day. They were still being released when I got them 😂. I absolutely love the series. The tv show changed a lot. The books are better imo.
Water For Elephants is a book I read 10+ years ago and still think about. It’s not a “happy” book, but I would say it’s excellent. It does have a happy ending, or at least, humorous. Hope you enjoy that one as well!
I can totally relate! I go on Spotify and look up the book title or characters' names to see if there are any playlists already made, but usually those have music with words. Whenever I start to get distracted by the words then I will listen to movie soundtracks that have the same vibe as the book I'm reading. Like when I was reading Fourth Wing, I would listen to the How to Train Your Dragon soundtrack.
I am current,y reading Iron Flame on my Kindle. I am loving it! I hope to finish that. I also have a Court Of Mist And Fury on my TBR since I started it.
New subscriber here! I’m so excited you’re reading Powerless. It’s so good! And Water for Elephants is amazing. I teared up during that one. I’ve never seen the movie though.
Thank you so much for subscribing!! I'm so happy that I got to put Powerless on my March TBR because I have been meaning to read it for a while. Thank you, TBR jar!
Girl, you have no idea, I circled in my book every time Roman called her Iris! Even now I’m kicking my feet thinking about it 😂 This duology has become my personality, yes it’s a 5 star!
Do you have a reading journal with a book bingo challenge? If so, I hope your prompts are the same as the book bingo. Looks like you have a nice selection of books in store. :D
This is actually the first year I decided to make a reading journal! Unfortunately, I didn't set up any book challenges, but I will definitely be doing that next year.
