May 2020 Blog and Reading Wrap-Up

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*Gestures wildly* What another wild month, huh? Somehow I managed to read some books, write some blog posts, and become surprisingly active on my bookstagram? (By the way, if you don’t follow me on Instagram, you should click here.)

Read in May 2020

The Gravity of Us by Phil Stamper

Opinion: Liked it
Format: Audiobook
Review coming: Tbh I don’t have any reviews planned right now, give me a minute to breathe

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The Weight of Feathers by Anna-Marie McLemore

Opinion: Really liked it
Format: Audiobook
Review coming:

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Where Nobody Knows Your Name by John Feinstein

Opinion: Loved it
Format: Audiobook
Review coming:

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Check, Please! Book 1: #Hockey by Ngozi Ukazu

Opinion: Loved it
Format: eBook (library)
Review coming:

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Started in May 2020

Clap When You Land by Elizabeth Acevedo

Started: May 24th
Format: ARC
Progress: 10% (The slump really hit at the end of the month!)

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Blog Wrap-Up of May 2020

I’m still working to find a routine so I can fully come back to blogging. The problem is that quarantine has messed up any semblance of a routine I had before I tried to start blogging again, so I’m completely starting myself over. But I managed to get together five posts this month and I’m proud of myself for that!

Anticipated Book Releases in May 2020

There are so many May 2020 releases that I’m excited for! I have 10 books on my Goodreads TBR that come out this month, but I can’t talk about all of them in one blog post, so I’ve narrowed it down to my top five.

April 2020 Blog and Reading Wrap-Up

April was such a weird month for reading. I picked up so many books and lost focus after the first chapter or two, but I managed to finish six books!

Best Opening Lines | Top Ten Tuesday

It has been over seven months since I last made a Top Ten Tuesday post! This prompt was a fun one to come back with because I got to look back through books I’ve read and remember how each started.

Miss watching Sports? Read about hem instead. 21 book recommendations for people who need something to do while sports are gone

Miss Watching Sports? Read About Them Instead!

If you’re anything like me, you miss watching sports a whole heck of a lot. So here are 21 book recommendations split into five categories — middle-grade fiction, young adult fiction, adult fiction, non-fiction, and memoirs!

Stay At Home Book Tag

I was tagged by Delly @ Dellybird to do the Stay at Home Book Tag, originally created by Madison @ Princess of Paperback!

Personal Wrap-Up of May 2020

It’s been another month of quarantining so not a whole lot happened in May either. But! I didn’t get accepted into two universities as a transfer student! And I schedule my classes for the fall semester tomorrow! As you call tell, I’m super excited to be going back to college. It’s been a rough couple of years, but I am so ready to finish my degree.