Hey! How’s it going? It’s my birthday today and to celebrate I’m going to write about something I’m really excited about: my summer reading challenge! I’ve been in a rut since the beginning of the year and I thought this was a fun way to get me out of it! Let me show you how it works!
Today I wanted to show you the books I added to my collection in the last six months. It’s a relatively small haul with only three books. I’m really excited to show you them!
Hey! It’s time to tell you about the books I read in April. Overall, I quite liked them. On a personal level, April was a great month for me as well. I did some awesome things. 🙂 Let’s get into this wrap-up. Continue reading
Hey everyone! How are you? I hope you’re good. I’m doing a challenge: Do I have that book? I saw it floating around some time ago and today I felt like doing it. The challenge was originally created by Keeping Tabs on YouTube. I have about 80 books in my collection to choose from. Let’s get started! Continue reading
Yet another month, yet another wrap-up! How are you today? I hope you’re good. I really was in the last month. I truly took the time to enjoy life. Let’s get into my reading and blogging! Continue reading
The first three months of the year have almost gone by, so it’s time for a TBR update! I posted this year’s ‘to be read’ in this post. Let me tell you how I’ve done so far!
the TBR
Hi! How are you? Today I’m doing a fun challenge! I was tagged by Kay Wisteria over at Hammock of Books. (Thanks!) This’ll be fun, so let’s get into it! Continue reading
I’m posting this before the middle of March. Win! Anyway, today I’m wrapping up the month of February. It was a great month personally. I did a lot of fun things and went outside of my comfort zone several times! Reading and blogging wise, it wasn’t the best month though. Oh well, this is still a hobby, isn’t it? Let’s get into this wrap-up! Continue reading
Today I will write a good old book review. I’ll give you my spoiler-free thoughts on The Solitude of Prime Numbers. Let’s get started!
Goodreads / Amazon blurb:
A prime number is a lonely thing. It can only be divided by itself or by one, and it never truly fits with another. Alice and Mattia are both “primes”-misfits haunted by early tragedies. When the two meet as teenagers, they recognize in each other a kindred, damaged spirit. Years later, a chance encounter reunites them and forces a lifetime of concealed emotion to the surface. But can two prime numbers ever find a way to be together? A brilliantly conceived and elegantly written debut novel, The Solitude of Prime Numbers is a stunning meditation on loneliness, love, and what it means to be human.
Content warning: eating disorder, self-harm, homophobia, discrimination based on mental health,… (These are the ones I can remember.)
Hey, how are you? I hope you’re having a great day. If you follow the book community a bit, you might have noticed the controversy around Marie Kondo a while back. I believe she said in her new Netflix show ‘Tidying Up with Marie Kondo’ that people should reflect on the books they own and only keep those that spark joy. If a hundred spark joy, then keep a hundred. If it’s two, then keep two. You get the gist. I think it’s a lovely idea. I also try to be selective of the books I have in my collection. She also said that for her personally 30 books was the right amount to keep. That’s where the controversy started as some people thought she meant everyone should get rid of all their books but thirty. Anyway, this post isn’t about the controversy. However, that number of thirty books got me thinking; what if I only kept thirty books? Continue reading
