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January Wrap-Up

January Wrap-Up

January was a month of fantasy for me as I found I really needed to escape into another world and had trouble getting into other types of books. Overall, I read 31 books, I included the books I read with my daughter,and the books and breakdown is below! I’ll review…
June Reads

June Reads

I read 35 books for the month of June! Here is the breakdown: **Some count for multiple categories** Graphic Novels/Comic Books: 12 Picture Books: 6 Middle Grade: 14 Young Adult: 7 My Top Reads I read a lot of really great books this month and I am really proud of…
April Reads

April Reads

I ended up finishing 19 books this month, and this included quite a few for my Lit Review Crew! Here are the books I finished. I would love to hear if you read any or see any that interest you. The book that changed me the most is New Kid.…
July Reads

July Reads

July 2018 This was a reading month! I went crazy during a 24 in 48 readathon (read 24 hours in a 48 hour time period) and I was trying to get caught up on my summer bookaday challenge. There were a lot of graphic novels and I got caught up…
April 2018 Reads

April 2018 Reads

April 2018 Reads I read some really amazing and powerful books this month. My favorite read was the second book in the Track series by Jason Reynolds, Patina. Man, Patina is such an amazing character. Another powerful read was Monster by Walter Dean Meyers. Talk about a book that will…
June Wrap Up and July TBR

June Wrap Up and July TBR

June Wrap Up Total books read: 18 This has been a great month for reading. I read seven middle grade novels as well as several books with my four year old and several books for myself! I am so excited-this is what summer is all about! Here is a list…
#bookaday Week 1

#bookaday Week 1

#bookaday I have posted about Donalyn Miller’s #bookaday summer reading challenge here and here. I am very excited to participate for the first time this year. My goal is 73 books (May 19-July 31) and I know what you are thinking. 73 books is impossible. (That’s what I thought anyway!)…