It’s October already! This year is already ending and I have a bunch of books I intended to read on 2019
SO on this fine month I’ve decided to make a list of all the books I need to read before the year is over and preferablyn dufring October because I saw the OcTBR thing on twitter and thought it was fun
To make it a bit challenging (and not add the 100+ books I actually have on my TBR I’ve decided to make a Bingo board!
Feel free to use it if you are also trying to catch up to your TBRs
I’m heading on to spring in my country BUT I do love sweater weather and autumn is my favorite season so when I saw the Jenn had made this tag I just couldn’t resist
Rules
- Answer the questions
- link back to the creator (Jenniely)
- tag other people!
Continue reading “Autumn Tag-Are You Ready for Sweater Weather?”
Blogtober day 20, can you believe I kept something going for twenty days???I can’t
I’m still following Jenniely‘s wonderful Blogtober prompts and denying the fact that the weather is getting progressively warmer in my half of the world… okay, maybe I should face the music at some point…. Let’s talk autumn and spring for this one!
Continue reading “Blogtober-10 Reasons I Love & Hate Autumn & Spring”
You can see the rest of the prompts on the first Blogtober post!
Although I’m not currently on autumn it is my favorite season so I’ll go ahead and talk about that.
Fall is a time for sunnugling down with a cozy blanket and a darker kind of book. I have a weakness for fantasy but within the genre. Autumn is a time to let the livelyness of summer go and face whatever is left. It’s the time for the more moraly dubious kind of main characters, as well as a time for witches and death.
Top Ten Tuesday was created by The Broke and the Bookish in June of 2010 and was moved to That Artsy Reader Girl in January of 2018. It was born of a love of lists, a love of books, and a desire to bring bookish friends together.
Because I live in the southern hemisphere I’m getting ready for the best season of all: Autumn
These are some books I want to read that for one reason or another remind me of fall. It can be the cover or the story or an arbitrary thing that will make you question my life choices… Let’s do it!
Continue reading “TTT·Books for not-Spring”
