The final Reading Recap of the Year, feat. Moby Dick, two different personal-stakes dystopian tales, and my #NaNoReadMo catch-up | December 2019 https://t.co/L7anC2ezJa
Day 31 - #NaNoReadMo
YOU DID IT!
Okay but would you do it again?
Tell us what you thought about reading for a month - how you feel, your biggest struggles, what you would change next time.
And remember to post reviews!
HAPPY NEW YEAR <3
ahhh I fell so behind on this oops 😅 I’m really looking forward to these reads in 2020:
We Free the Stars by Hafsah Faizal
The Gravity of Us by Phil Stamper
I’ll Be the One by Lyla Lee
Star Daughter by Shveta Thakrar
#NaNoReadMo
EVERYTHING.
I've already started making a goodreads list especially for 2020, not limited to 2020 pubs.
I'm going to start the new year with A Little Hatred and Born to Run.
I'll also finish Ruin of Kings and Dragon Republic (they were my last books of December...cutting close.)
@NaNoReadMo 1 book (The Bone Mother by @david_demchuk) and 1 graphic novel (The Massive vol.5 by Brian Wood)...both excellent! Might start something new tonight, if I have time!
ABOMINABLE. I got through the third trade of Sandman, Thana is in the big city, and I've watched a LOT of YouTube. I lost track of my month
I'm now in the Smokies and brought books with me. We'll see what happens
Day 26 #NaNoReadMo
Honestly, I don't recommend many books to people except when asked. And my recommendations change based on what the person likes to read. So no consistent recommendations?
#NaNoReadMo Day 25: General update, I’ve been making quick headway now, finished my Year Goal of 50 books, including a poetry book (Flèche by @maryjean_chan) and Oslo (the play). Also very enjoyed Seven Blades in Black by Sam Sykes.
@NaNoReadMo I used to. I rarely do anymore. But I’m grateful for more graphic novels, they help. For example, I needed to/ didn’t want to reread The Hand Maid’s Tale. Graphic novel helped me reencounter it in prep for The Testament.